what should i do /dirtbike or rc trucks?

hi
i was looking at a dirtbike should i get 1 of the following below i was thinking $650 one.

or just ferget it an just buy a good rc truck for $100 an save the rest of my money.

i dont really need a dirtbike its just ive had two before and i luv havin some fun on trails an stuff there is a track an trails 40 min from me and other trails a lot closer but id have to rent a trailer an also first get a trailer hitch on my car witch is olny $50

if i got a rc truck i could take it to some off road trails around my area and c what it can go through:)
im thinking rc truck what do u think?
im going to get a rc hummer $15 hock shop (it works)
and then get a rc jeep from the source for $100
ive seen vids on utube and its amazing what they can do

DIRTBIKES ON KIJIJI

http://owensound.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-motorcycles-dirt-bikes-motocross-1987-Honda-100cc-W0QQAdIdZ274605821

http://barrie.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-motorcycles-dirt-bikes-motocross-200cc-powermax-dirtbike-W0QQAdIdZ276083086

RC TRUCKS ON KIJIJI

http://barrie.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-hobbies-crafts-Tamiya-Clod-Buster-W0QQAdIdZ264837906

http://barrie.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-hobbies-crafts-For-Sale-Warhead-Evo-RC-Nitro-Truck-W0QQAdIdZ276565404

I use to ride dirtbikes and am now heavily into RC cars/trucks. I find it less painfull crashing my RC's than my dirtbike, and parts are cheaper for the RC cars when you break something, rather than the cost of fixing the dirtbike. If you have $650 to spend on a dirtbike, you could get an awesome RC car that will last you a lifetime for half of that or a good chunk of that $650. YouTube some videos of the Traxxas Revo 3.3, or the Savage 4.6 or Savage Flux if you like electric RC. I loved riding my dirtbike but nothing beats the RC hobby. I have 6 RC's now, both Nitro and Electric. Never had a better hobby. But get a good one by the name of Traxxas, HPI, Assocaited, Losi, Tamiya or Kyosho. A good place to get one online is www.towerhobbies.com. Search each of those name brands to see what they offer. Then YouTube them to see how they run before you buy one.