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What is this debate all about here? Guys with a 2018 Honda CRF 250 might want some more power (as they are down compared to the other manufacturers) and they need to loose weight (as they are way up compared with the competition). So i posted info on how to loose weight on the stock exhaust which costs you nothing....and i posted that you can spend 1300$ (i won't tell you how much that really was shipped to Europe and adding Tax&customs over here...)....only to loose 0,1 lbs over the stocker we already had.
With the Honda you are down on power and you ride around with 5 kilos extra. For a racer this is just a burden.
Yet there's indeed guys arguing that a heavier bike isn't any worse? That it doesn't matter anyway? That you have to accept it (when the KTM/Husky don't come with this weight)....well - that might be ok for the weekend warrior, the trail rider etc...but if you are a racer it's hard to accept and my post was to shed some light and info on a item many might have thought would be a remedy for both issues: power & weight.
Well - with the PC i'd say at least the weight loss isn't achieved.
But what is really crazy is that ktm450 is lighter than the crf250 to begin with.
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I use talkum powder (Babypowder) when installing tubes as this helps a lot to avoid pinching the tube. It allows the rubber tube to move inside the tire instead of sticking to the sidewalls. We all know that tubes can just stick to the inside of a tire...this is prevented when using babypowder.
Unless your building a full blown race bike for a serious racer, what’s the point? Never understood why people spend so much money to save just a few lbs when it’s not going to gain hp or make them a bit faster. Want a light bike, go get a KTM.
HP is felt in acceleration only.
Weight on the other hand is felt 4 times, and makes you actually faster while tiring out less! But as long as you haven't ridden a light bike it's useless to argue with you.
The idea behind this Titanium exhaust was to improve HP AND drop some weight at the same time.
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Are you representing someone, or just have a dual personality?.. lol
I’ve ridden plenty of light bikes.
Insane in here sometimes.
Well, you've quoted two people on this page (including myself) referring to yourself as "we".
I was curious if you were representing someone...like your dealer...
Btw, is it just me or did someone suggest risking FLAT TIRES WHILE RACING in the quest for less weight?
I totally “get” and support the idea of a lighter-better race bike; but, creating a thread just to bemoan a RACE TUNING ITEM that can actually meet AMA/FIM SOUND RULES...well, whinnng about it because it weighs more...
And has more muffler componentry to MEET SOUNDS REQUIREMENTS...
Well, maybe it’s just me...but...dude? (The OP, not the guy I’m quoting and TOTALLY AGREE WITH!...I’m jus’ tagging on)
You get The Internet Fail Award for the Week Ending March 4th, 2018.
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