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Some of you might remember my build from my 2014 KTM 250SX. I've finally gotten to ride it a bit and made some changes. Biggest change was putting a 14T front sprocket on it. Made the gears way longer and much more fun to ride.
I have a V-Force 4 coming for it hopefully this week. Looking forward to getting to ride it with that change.
And lastly I took my Factory Suspension off and put an Ohlins RXF fork on it and an Ohlins TTX shock. I have NOT gotten to ride it yet with the new suspension since I put it on last night. I'm hoping to ride tomorrow or this week if the weather permits.
Enjoy!!!
Shane
I have a V-Force 4 coming for it hopefully this week. Looking forward to getting to ride it with that change.
And lastly I took my Factory Suspension off and put an Ohlins RXF fork on it and an Ohlins TTX shock. I have NOT gotten to ride it yet with the new suspension since I put it on last night. I'm hoping to ride tomorrow or this week if the weather permits.
Enjoy!!!
Shane
i just switched over to a 14/50T on my 300SX, gonna try it out tomorrow hopefully.
what chain are you running? i tried the 14T up front with an DID X Ring and it wouldnt clear the slave cylinder easily. sucks they run that so tight clearance up there. makes it a pain in the ass doing anything besides stock. bad design.
The Shop
What brand is it where did you order it from? Want to get a black one.
Shane
Digger swears by the 14/50 gearing. We both agree the 13T front is way wrong. I'm debating trying a 14/49. I do like the long gears. It's just a bit unforgiving if it falls off the pipe by being in the wrong gear. So far I've found that a quick stab of the clutch and it's back on.
I don't run o-ring chains, so I shouldn't have any clearance issues.
Let me know what you think of the 14/50.
Shane
Shane
And the suspension was great. I actually don't have the bike any more. I sold it after I broke my leg. I only have my 450 now. The Ohlins stuff was really good though. The bike tracked straight and soaked everything up perfectly. The bike never did anything funny. It was worth every penny.
Thanks for the compliments.
Shane
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