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This one should hit the demographic of some of OR.

Twas not me, good sir.

The boy is ready for the next step so a few of these have to go. Polaris Ace 150 great shape ready to ride. Only aftermarket is blue LED under lights and a back up camera. $3k polaris predator 50 clean and in great shape. Brand new carb on it but needs a little adjustment and will need a battery unless you want to kickstart every time your kid decides to shut off for no reason. $1,000 suzuki JR 50 like new with training wheels. Needs to be got up and running as it has sat but it’s practically brand new never ridden. $800

2011 Coachmen Freedom Express. Very versatile with a deep garage (14'3" deep). We got this one to haul two atv's with us. We are now going to a non- toy- hauler. Front double bed. Back queen bed lowers from the ceiling. Also have an EZ-Go gas golf cart with a modified roof to fit in the hauler. New tires, new brakes. Everything works as it should. 98 gallon fresh water tank. Everything will run off 12v except AC and microwave.

I’m the cheapest bastard here, but probably the only one who always has spare brake pads with me. Changing them is easy AF. They’re as disposable as tires or chains or sprockets or even rotors (assuming your attachment hardware isn’t frozen) and would be thrown out if soaked in any petroleum products. That said I’ve ridden with fork oil-soaked pads and they can negatively affect the rotors surface as well. Rotors being harder to source when traveling, it’s just not worth it.