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Also so far what parts including plastics and under the seat where it rubs the subframe are showing wear on your bikes?
And what type of fuel and motor oil are you guys using in your SR’s?
My son is a pretty fast B rider in Texas (raced Danger Boy and all the other fastest B riders in the Nation last week at Freestone). He says the bike is too fast, so we are running 93 octane.
At his level, he holds on pretty tight with his legs. Normal wear on the side plates and shrouds.
Side note, he was 3 seconds slower on his 450SR at Freestone compared to his KX250. The weekend before at an Area Qualifier at Johnsonville, he was 1 second faster on his 450SR. Difference, Freestone has some deep tight ruts and not much sand other than the woops at the finish. He can push his 250 harder in the ruts at Freestone. Johnsonville is more of a fast flowing sand track. Plus, he has been racing 250F's for 4 years now. He has about 4 hours on the SR.
Most of the top A and B riders at Freestone raced their 250's in the 450 class. My son did also after we looked at practice times. Mainly got the SR to race the Regional at 3 Palms in the 450 Limited (stock) class. Its a fast flowing sand track and the SR will be like a cheater bike off the start.
Thanks for the info. I guess the Bars feel so far back because I have them set in the middle on my other KX450s. I will see how it feel when I ride it. I might move them forward a bit.
I was asking about the fuel not for more speed but more so for reliability on the engine and keeping the fi clean.
Have you done anything to the 450SR or is it bone stock still?
We run VP Pro 6 at major races in his stock KX250 and it makes it come alive! Its $35 a gallon.
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