This looks fun

[Jewcati]

Pardon my ignorance but...

https://weraclassifieds.com/ads/kayo-minigp-mr125/

This looks like it could be a shitload of fun. I don't know much about it. Where can you ride/ race these in the NE area?

[breakdirt916]

it IS fun

[Kurlon]

NJMP - In NJ obviously
Boxshop - Southern Maine, I race there, it's stupid fun.

Dunno where else is doing any organized mini racing in NE at the moment. Supermoto Junkie and Planet Minis would be good places to hit up for research.

[Petorius]

Lol @ the guy who pretends to give up track riding then spends new years looking at WERA classifieds

[Jewcati]

Lol @ the guy who pretends to give up track riding then spends new years looking at WERA classifieds

Yea yeah....I know. I guess I might be back

[Jewcati]

NJMP - In NJ obviously
Boxshop - Southern Maine, I race there, it's stupid fun.

Dunno where else is doing any organized mini racing in NE at the moment. Supermoto Junkie and Planet Minis would be good places to hit up for research.

What other bikes fit,into this category? are there any tracks that you can go to to just ride, not necessarily race

[Kurlon]

Direct competitors to the Kayo would be NSR50s, NSF100s, YSR50s, etc. Typically you'll also get lumped in with the far more prevalent pitbikes (CRF50, CRF70, CRF110, KLX110, bazillions of Chinese clones and variants) and playbikes (XR80, XR100, TT-R125, etc).

Boxshop and NJMP do run practice days and schools. 106 RacePark will likely let you play if you can get enough people to commit. Sounds like Sugar Hill is still operating that way as well. If it's just a few people, find someone with a big parking lot that will let you play after hours. Stock (quiet) pipes go a long way towards keeping spots like that viable.

[breakdirt916]

build a KX65!!!

you prob. won't find an NSF100...but you can throw an XR100 motor into the NSR frame (with some brackets found online) and essentially get the same thing!