anyone have feedback on the kx450 pro circuit linkage?

zwolf734
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has anyone put the full pc linkage system on their 19-23 kx450? are they worth the money? was curious of trying one but currently their are none available so figured i would try and see if the average weekend warrior has any input before i spend the money when they are back in stock.
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crc245
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7/3/2022 10:37pm
As long as you follow PC's instructions going to a stiffer spring rate, they're 100% worth it: More compliant through acceleration chop in the rear, better entry into turns, just a consistent and predictable feeling. Had AHM Factory Services spring/re-valve my stock 20' KX450 and was very happy with my ride before going to the linkage. AHM owner turned me on to the linkage and said it was worth trying as it would compliment his mods, and I couldn't be happier with my current set-up. Hard to find when they are in stock, but worth the wait and spring rate update to make it proper. Cheers
zwolf734
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7/4/2022 6:20am
Thanks! That’s what I read on reviews online but wanted to hear that from a normal guy. I had to go down a spring rate for my weight so I have the stock spring just sitting around so i don’t have to buy one. But thank you for your feedback!
Joko
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8/5/2022 10:04pm
The Ride Eng link does the same, but much less $ than PC, I have one and confirm the same benefits as Crc45 says.
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8/10/2024 5:04pm Edited Date/Time 8/10/2024 5:20pm

1723335587797813552664926037438417233345257704621161289895700967.jpg?VersionId=v4bvhejf939VJust did the first ride on my 2023 KX450 with the pro circuit link and knuckle installed, plus I have ride engineering 22 mm offset triple clamps raised 5mm..Frst thing I noticed right off the bat was how plush the rear end of the bike felt before I even started it just sitting on it nice and cushy actually I thought it would be too soft but it wasn't it just the ticket this bike needed..as someone stated above it's much plusher feeling in the rear and more stable feeling in motion.. although I know there's probably isn't the case that higher speeds but I don't care I'm not flying around the motocross track at 65 mph so that give up a little stability crap don't matter to me cuz the bike is plenty stable for sure.. it gobbles up bumps were the stock linkage or the stock setup I guess transmitted feedback on certain accelerating bumps I was hitting giving a somewhat harsh feeling but the same bumps with a Link and knuckle installed I couldn't even feel them.. it was like riding on a pillow of air.. yes it was that pronounced of a difference.. but that's just 15 minute ride report on flat ground with a little chop and a few shallow ditch jumps nothing big at all.. Cornering with a 22 mm offset triple clamps combined with pro circuit link the whole bike has a whole new attitude it's lower front and back and flat corners I no longer fear my front end pushing I actually felt confident that the front tire was getting traction I could lean it over further then what I was comfortable with before and I felt like I could change direction easily without the bike trying to counterbalance me and pull me up as I'm trying to lean over it definitely felt more accurate like a race bike should feel.. I'm definitely impressed so far.. definitely worth the money in my opinion definitely.. The 22mm offset triple clamps and the pro circuit link is a great combination for this bike I believe! 💯17233344923097519878818134099859.jpg?VersionId=J1D2KVc iBRw6w505dNtzby

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8/22/2024 4:58pm

i'm very satisfied with mine & my p/c suspension Justin @ p/c set it up exactly like i requested 

2021 kx450 64 y/o vet int 

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