Reviews of Yamaha TT-R125 needed

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My lad wants to get a bike. I think mainly because his friend has one and a big field to ride it in. Anyhow, I'm told the TT-R125 makes a good kids bike. Mainly because it's 3/4 height to begin with and you can also add larger wheels. The boy's 11 BTW.

Anyone have any experience with these? Any other suggestions?

Thanks in anticipation
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[mchaggis]

I've no experience of any off-roading other than overshooting a corner, so here you go.

Reviews:
https://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews8769.html
https://www.epinions.com/auto-review-5BF5-3169A556-3A57A8F8-prod2

It does seem a bit rare over here, seems more a US thing to me.
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[Sparks!]

If you are on about a new / newish TTR 125 then yes it's perfect for him

256North over in the states stunt a couple, very very cool

There is one at Golding Barn MX track that he uses to get around the course to help people and also uses it for first timers /women that want to try it out/kids etc

Yamaha make great bikes too for MX and enduro etc, so go for it, he won't regret it!! (Neither will you when you have a go )

I wish my dad bought me a bike when I were a kid
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Yes, it will be a new / newish (depends what I can find) TT-R125.
Thanks for the info and advice.
Think I may be tempted to put it on a daytime MOT, just so I can take it to where he can ride it off-road you understand
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...and the whirlwind is in the thorn trees, it's hard for thee to kick against the pricks...
Gibbs, what did Duckie look like when he was younger?