Getting the 450 ready for my first season

[Trx450er94]

2008 450r

Frame Stock - Powdercoat orange

A-arms: Roll Design - $1332
Top - White
Bottom - Orange

Swingarm: Roll design - $1195.95
Color- Orange

Shocks: Fox Shox
Front - Fox Float X Evol - $1495
Rear - Fox Podium X - $895

Handle Bars- Fasst Flexx - $349

Exhaust: Dasa - 569.99


Any suggestions or tips .. Im 15 now

[nwi45]

Save your money on the frame powder and bars and ride the thing. Its march. Riding season is started

[Trx450er94]

My dad owns a powdercoating business and already have it apart so i figured why not do it

[DnB_racing]

Originally posted by Trx450er94

Any suggestions or tips .. Im 15 now ya save the rest of your money or your father's to be able to race!! dont spend every penny on quad and leave nothing left to travel to the tracks...

it wont matter if you have the sickest quad if you cant afford to run it

unless your family is rich ...then I aploigize and would like to be best of friends

[Trx450er94]

Hahahh i wouldnt say rich but not afraid to spend money

[trx400Rider]

How bout some pictures of this 450r

[KILLSWITCHngage]

a tip from me. if you want to be a good racer, ride alot. get to know your quad and your limits. practice and the speed will come eventually. and stay focused in the races.

[represent618]

Im with this guy /\ ride, and ride your own, the most important part is being able to focus and ride your own race.

if someone being behind you forces you to ride over your head, you lose and face injury, trust me, done it.

be patient and learn to apply pressure to the rider in front of you then pounce on their mistakes.

mental and physical conditioning is important in racing

have fun, most importantly, if you are not having fun anymore, its a mute point.

[Trx450er94]

dont have any pics but its just sitting as a frame right now getting ready to powdercoat it

[RosquistRacer39]

If you already have it apart I would gusset the frame before powdercoating it so later down the road you dont have to pull it all apart. And it doesnt matter how much money you put into your bike or what parts you have on it, you will still lose unless you can ride it to its full potential. Therefore practice, practice, practice.