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Mark Claasen 2 years, 7 months ago.
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Hello
As stated in title. I’m interested to start my off road rides with either one of these bikes. Hit me up with what you got. Prefer a low km one.
Thanks!Well we’ll try not to all get gushy at once
I don’t own either but have ridden with plenty of both
Both are excellent for what you are talking about and I would say it would mainly come down to budget.
If you have the readies buy the WR but if funds are a bit tighter the DR, both work well but the WR is a newer conceptHow much you want to spend?
FWIW, I bought a drz about this time last year after doing a lot of research into it and the wr. Hard to say for sure as no counter factual, but I’m pretty sure I made the right call. The DRZ is certainly more agricultural, but I think is a better all around bike for adv. The WR looks better though…
The DRZ is a little bit less expensive, but I’ve spent more than the difference adding things to bring it up a little from the farm tractor std spec that probably isn’t needed on the WR, so I wouldn’t view the DRZ’s lower price (normally) as a +ve
My budget would be around 6-7k depending on condition/mileage etc. But the lower the price the better
I got offered a 2013 wr250r for 6.8k (3k kms!) last 2 months which I didnt pick up cause I didnt have the funds!I’ve ridden both and I know the WR will give me better performance but the problem is I can’t find many around in the market. I wouldnt mind settling with a drz as I know I’m still new to this game and may encounter a few drops here and there which I wouldnt wanna destroy the bike lol.
Oh also if anyone is interested I’m selling my 2014 Yamaha MT-09 with modified suspension, rack, hand guards, hand warmers etc. 19k kms Located in Auckland
Thanks!
Yer that all sounds about right, for sure you will get a DRZ well within that budget,
Either would be good with the Nod if you have the money IMHO going to the WR
Those MT09’s are cool and go like cut cats I know
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