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1/26/2012 10:39pm
The power delivery, the reliability the jackknife bike that it is. Now four years later I am second guessing myself for the annoyances I am getting from that head.
Flywheel weight, blueprinted engine, torque pipe... the KTM 300 is looking better and better.
Dont mind me Im venting. Brand new head with new shiny bits are on the way. So far costs have been the same amazingly in comparison to what I spend on a pinger but shipping delays are annoying.
Flywheel weight, blueprinted engine, torque pipe... the KTM 300 is looking better and better.
Dont mind me Im venting. Brand new head with new shiny bits are on the way. So far costs have been the same amazingly in comparison to what I spend on a pinger but shipping delays are annoying.
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I think you should "recast" they aint biting well today.
He seemed to have a lot of issues with his bike though. It was an 07 ... and yellow. Same color as a lemon?
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Clean air filters every ride. Change oil every 2 rides. Rebuild top end at 40 hours. Stay off the rev limiter. Thats it.
I do miss the smell and sound of two strokes but lap times don't lie.
seems appropriate.
I would jump on the two stroke deal if it wasn't for the fact they vibrate more then Lovely Louella's Steely Dan. I'm curious what I could get out of 300 if added some crank weight and smoothed out the engine. The only downside is the displacement. I'm fully an open class rider. Even on my fit days. Minus the horsepower robbing altitude I wonder what the 300 makes as far as HP.
Thinking out loud. Like I said earlier this has me questioning myself.
Well Einstien, if you had the 450 YOU WOULDN"T HAVE GOTTEN STUCK IN THE MUD!!!!!!
Well Einstien, if you had the 450 YOU WOULDN"T HAVE GOTTEN STUCK IN THE MUD!!!!!!
yea you would have just drowned in it...
Clean air filters every ride. Change oil every 2 rides. Rebuild top end at 40 hours. Stay off the rev limiter. Thats it.
I do miss the smell and sound of two strokes but lap times don't lie.[/quote:bpy09efk]
If you followed that same maintenance intervals with the 2 strokes I don't see how it could possibly be cheaper, I know it sure as chit isn't cheaper to maintain the RMZ the kid is riding now compared to his last RM125.
I'd rather have fun.
I'd rather have fun.[/quote:3cy6zakq]
AMEN Brother...
Thinking out loud. Like I said earlier this has me questioning myself.[/quote:3e059c8k]
Sounds like you need a CR500AF! Actually, I think I need one too.
Thinking out loud. Like I said earlier this has me questioning myself.[/quote:2yuz31vr]
Sounds like you need a CR500AF! Actually, I think I need one too.[/quote:2yuz31vr]
Me three. Anyone want to trade a 450R motor for a 5002T motor .
Well Einstien, if you had the 450 YOU WOULDN"T HAVE GOTTEN STUCK IN THE MUD!!!!!!
I only got stuck because some pig riding a pig stalled in front of me and could not get the pos out of the rut.
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Bottom line is riding dirt bikes is fun, doesn't matter what! I have fun riding my xr 100 for chris sakes.....
Well Einstien, if you had the 450 YOU WOULDN"T HAVE GOTTEN STUCK IN THE MUD!!!!!!
I only got stuck because some pig riding a pig stalled in front of me and could not get the pos out of the rut.[/quote:2t2qpfiz]
Tell the truth, you sausage. You got stuck in the mud because of the pipey wheelspin on the 2 stroke. The rear end broke loose and you slid into the rut, then you revved it and got wheel spin and dug deeper...
Can you do the same amount of laps on the KX as you could on the RM? The arm numbing vibration is what kills the two stroke for me. I haven't ridden much new 250's other then CR's so I don't know if they are any less in the vibration. 500's forget it. I have never known a bike to put my feet asleep until I rode a KX 500.
Well Einstien, if you had the 450 YOU WOULDN"T HAVE GOTTEN STUCK IN THE MUD!!!!!!
I only got stuck because some pig riding a pig stalled in front of me and could not get the pos out of the rut.[/quote:1jpn3txb]
Tell the truth, you sausage. You got stuck in the mud because of the pipey wheelspin on the 2 stroke. The rear end broke loose and you slid into the rut, then you revved it and got wheel spin and dug deeper...[/quote]
I passed so many stalled stuck 4 strokes in my last race that I lost count. All you have to do is get up behind those lard asses in the tight shit and rev you 2 stroke like there is no tomorrow and those fuggin heroes(thanks oldtiddler) panic and stall those pigs.
Reminds me of the ole Johnny Cash song Pig Irorn.
If you actually knew how to ride SS guard you would understand, but I'm sure your 450 has awesome graphics.
I passed so many stalled stuck 4 strokes in my last race that I lost count. All you have to do is get up behind those lard asses in the tight shit and rev you 2 stroke like there is no tomorrow and those fuggin heroes(thanks oldtiddler) panic and stall those pigs.
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You sir are full of shit.. did you read what you wrote... you lost count of how many 4 strokes that were stalled in your last race... how many about 15 maybe 20 4 strokes, all stalled.. hmmmm.... Then you come up behind 4 strokes (why are you behind them in the first place) and rev your bike and the 4 stroke riders panic out of sheer terror and actually STALL their bikes....hmmmm..... I"ve got it figured out....you're going onto the peewee track calling it a race and scaring the fuck out of the 4 year olds.....Please close that crap despenser you call your mouth....you're being overly dramatic....
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