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By *ydropowered OP Man over a year ago

By the river

Not got a bike license

Only a CBT

And I'd much rather a practice day at a Motocross track than potter about on a CG 125

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By * and BCouple over a year ago

Durham

"Not got a bike license

Only a CBT

And I'd much rather a practice day at a Motocross track than potter about on a CG 125"

I loved pottering around on my CG125 before I passed my test (Many years ago). Better to be out on the road gaining all the skills you need to pass your test than fly around a Motocross track gaining no road craft skills

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By *ydropowered OP Man over a year ago

By the river

You have a point

But the Motocross is just much more fun

I reckon

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By * and BCouple over a year ago

Durham

"You have a point

But the Motocross is just much more fun

I reckon "

Nothing wrong with doing both

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By *urham 3 riversMan over a year ago

Co. Durham

agreed do both you will learn how to control a bike on all surfaces better in the long run

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By *rygveMan over a year ago

The Shires

Have you looked at green laning? If you had a road legal enduro type bike you can ride to / between byways and explore loads of areas.

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By *asil999Man over a year ago

barnsley

Biker here rode motorcycles for year done motocross and enduro treated myself to a new ktm exc 300 few months ago

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By *redwilma666Couple over a year ago

Kilbirnie

Electric is coming, get out on the road while you still can.

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By *lex46TV/TS over a year ago

Near Wells

Off road definitely counts. Bombing around a Moto X track is great fun.

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By *ydropowered OP Man over a year ago

By the river

I've only got a CBT at the moment. So can't get a decent all round bike

Be some nice secluded spots on green lane routes I would imagine

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By * and BCouple over a year ago

Durham

"I've only got a CBT at the moment. So can't get a decent all round bike

Be some nice secluded spots on green lane routes I would imagine

Moto X is private land, Green Lanes are public, so riding a bike not licenced on a green lane will get you into all sorts of trouble

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By *layfullsamMan over a year ago

Solihull

No idea now as I did my test far to many decades ago to know the new rules but as you're older can't you ride a 125cc under x power ?

Yamaha YZF-R125 is ideal for a mix of on and off road until you can get something bigger.

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