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Why not just run the oem settings?

I'd get rid of the Suzuki needle. Additionally, the NECJ is a fairly lean needle in the hierarchy of Suzuki's needles. I tried a few different Suzuki needles in my sons 2018 YZ-250 and it ran like crap no matter what jet, clip and airscrew combo I tried. For some reason they work much better in the Austrian 300's and 250's.

She won't be received well here. Well, in Memphis maybe. But we don't admit to that shithole being part of our state.

Everyone here talking about lifting light and doing 20+ reps. Has anyone seen what Chase Sexton posts on his IG? Doing 265lb+ front squats. Saw some other decent size weight. Strength is NOT a BAD thing on the bike. It’s the lack of endurance as well. If you can have strength AND endurance, you will be a beast. Like others say, try to incorporate both.

Have you ever rode a Banshee or just tossing out opinion? My costumers 86+hp Stroked/bored/ported stretched banshee is lightswitch power, Even stock Banshees hit pretty hard. Drag Banshees are pretty popular around these parts and apples to oranges, comparing them to YZ 250 power is retarded

I swear that's true. When the pandemic hit, myself and a handful of friends grouped together and turned a 1/3 acre field into a little garden/farm thing and so I started eating fresh veggies on the regular. I'm not really a nutritionist/dietician or anything but I swear the nutrient profile of the fresh stuff is higher (or I'm an absolute sucker for placebo).

That's an old myth that fails to die. 20+ is way too many reps to be doing for a regular routine. All you're going to accomplish is fatiguing your muscles. There's quite a bit of scientific research that shows for most regular gym goers, somewhere between 6-12 reps is an optimal balance. Reps beyond that range had a diminishing return and in most of the sample population lead to stagnation in muscle hypertrophy.

Just go back to stock if you're in a bind and need to ride.

Definitely. Usually when a company is getting ready to sell, they start to downsize payroll, usually by making one person do the job of three or four people. Then they give the numbers over to the potential buyer like, “look how efficient our employees are and how low are overhead is!” Then they sell, the new owners don’t know shit, and the employees are overworked and quit or get laid off, then they either sell the business again or file for bankruptcy.

"runs like aids" is going in the lexicon

Totally bro....it's such a piece of shit that it has went almost 20 years unchanged and is still competitive with the new 2 strokes that cost twice as much....not to mention it has won races and titles in EVERY major series in the US from SX to National Enduro....such a piece of shit though. Face. Palm