2003 Yamaha TT-R90 Dirt Bike reviews

I had to buy a bike for my beginner 11 year old to learn on, but I wanted something we could pass on to our other 3 kids. Well, the oldest is now 13 and ready to move on to a 2 stroke real dirt bike like the RM or YZ 85. This one gets handed down to the 8 year old and the 6 and 3 year old are chomping for their turn and I'm sure it'll last long enough for them to move out of their 50 onto this one. Over the winter storage month, the fuel did the carburetor in and 65 bucks later, it's running like a champ. If only my serious daddy Honda was this inexpensive to keep running it would have been better. It is a great family heirloom to hand from one to the next kid or to sell to someone else when you learn on this trusty little gem. Show less

I did my research in terms of bang for the buck and what my 10 year old could easily learn on. It has just the right seat height and jesse my son loves it. The decison was between the 110 suzuki and Yamahas TT R 90. What tipped the scale was the yama noticable lower center of gravity and much better front brake. Parents this is the bike to get. It'll outlast any two stroke and its quite a pleasant little machine to have around the campground, did I mention close to 100 MPG? Show less

I have seen many of the TT-R's before and some of them really didn't impress me that much. However, when a neighbor kid brought one home from a local dealership, my thoughts were completley turned around. This bike is perfect for beginners and those who are starting out. You guys should see this kid ride the bike too! I taught him some stuff, took him out on the local trails, and now the kid's pulling away from me in some stuff. I just want to say how great a bike Yamaha made for 2003. If your looking for a good...GREAT bike for a young kid starting out....make sure that you check out your local yamaha dealer! Keep ridin' Mike!! Show less

I bought two of these for my 8 and 10 year old boys. It was a great confidence booster for both of them. Seven months later, they're ready to move up to the 125. No regrets, good resale value. Show less

I've always been into biking but ive never gotten anything but a minibike. The other day my mother took me to look at dirtbikes, I found a bunch of them that I liked but I didnt know how much they cost. Then I went home to check the website and I saw the Yamaha TT-R90 which is a very cool bike for beginers like myself. But when I looked at the price tag it was a definite no for my birthday. But overall this is a Very Very cool bike and I hope that one of the summers I can try one out (if I even get close to getting one) Show less