What's the next best bike for my daughter

[UNSTUCK]

My 7 year old has been on her JR50 for two years now and is ready for something bigger. Aren't there some clutchless shifters out there? I'd like to have it be four stroke.

My 6 year old is just as big as my 7 year old and is now ready to start riding. Should I keep her on the 50, which she looks way to big for, or start her off with something bigger as well. Do they make something bigger that requires no shifting or clutch?

 

[ricsrx]

PW80? it is oil injected 2 stroke,
I have one that i have added a spacer to the shock to raise the tail up about 2 inches when the kids got older.

 

[sixstringsteve]

the klx 110 has a 4-speed without a clutch.

 

[frieed]

I suggest that if she's ready for a bigger bike, then maybe she's ready to master a clutch... she may surprise you

 

[rockreligious]

the klx 110 has a 4-speed without a clutch.

Yep, I moved my 6yr old from a xr50 to a klx110, now my 3yr old is riding the 50. the 110 is a perfect transistion from the 50. Its auto, 4 stroke, is reliable and easy to start.

 

[rholbrook]

My neighbor has a nice TTR90 or 110 for sale. Its nearly in new condition if interested.

 

[UNSTUCK]

The 110 does sound like a good bike. What's a good price on one?

 

[Jared]

My 8 year old boy is learning on a Yamaha PW80. Super easy to start, oil injected 2 stroke, with a 3 speed tranny and centrifugal clutch.

We just went to a dealership and had him sit on a few models to see how he fit, then surfed the KSL classifieds for a few days and found one. I think we paid $400 for the PW80 in good shape.

Jared