It is looking like I am trading my R for a Dale. I have no experience with the Dales. I will be using it primarily as a trail bike. I am concerned that mud and water will bother the electronics. Should I be?
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Team EMX Racing #417
It is looking like I am trading my R for a Dale. I have no experience with the Dales. I will be using it primarily as a trail bike. I am concerned that mud and water will bother the electronics. Should I be?
Clay Rhye #417
Sponsored By: Taylors Tuning [(270)-797-2444]
86' 265R (Gone, but not forgotten)
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no, ther awsome in the water just make sure the front hood is sealed down like its supposed be thats where the computer is.
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hmmm........
Team EMX Racing #417
Enough said. A picture is worth 1000 words.
Clay Rhye #417
Sponsored By: Taylors Tuning [(270)-797-2444]
86' 265R (Gone, but not forgotten)
My Photo Albums
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/crhye250r
Too much bike for me
I will say that a cannondale is the best bike I've ever ridden for wet/muddy conditions. The location of the intake lets you paddle through some deep stuff if necessary.
-Kevin-
GNCC #444
2013 Junior B Champion
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Well Clay, my Dale has never touched the mud so you should have fun breaking it in
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'93 300ex
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