Yeah its not impossible. But to be honest - for a really decent conversion, quite a lot of (very expensive) parts have to be swapped over. Totally different front brake system from top to bottom. All fork and shock internals together with springs. On top of that of course the wheels and tires. I'd ...

Vitold kirjutas: ↑13 Aug 2020, 13:52

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I suppose easier to find local KTM (street legal, registered) with supermoto 17wheels and big brake, than supermoto WR450.
Check okidoki.ee also.
Later you can buy ktm MX 21/19 wheels, if needed.

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll look into that

Ok I'm with you. Thanks again for all the info, really useful Yeah I definitely want a bike that can do both, luckily there's lots of info out there on what to modify for that model - brakes / sprocket / wiring etc. For now I'll just be happy with doing some trails while there is some warm weather l...

If the WR450 doesnt have papers (documents, the green tri-folded thing like all cars do), you cant convert it to a street legal supermoto later. Emphasis on street legal. The course i dont know about but the actual important part of the theoretical side of getting the license is the ARK exam and th...

Hey guys,

Thanks for the responses & info. I might look at getting a WR450 to have some fun on trails and convert to a supermoto when I get the license

I wonder if they'll let my girlfriend translate for me if I take the course in Estonian

Hey guys, sorry for speaking in English, i cant speak Estonian yet I want to get my bike license, already have a car license. As i understand i need to pass a course then take a drivers test? Do you know any places that offer courses in English? I checked some government websites that listed compani...