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Reefer Sutherland Added a reply to Boots

12/7/2015 11:14am
Hey look, some kid was able to bend a boot that has no foot, and no leg inside of it. This is definitely conclusive evidence and extensive research on ankle support. I'd buy my boots based on that.

Reefer Sutherland Added a reply to fuel containers

12/7/2015 10:51am
Why don't you cali boys just buy the Pit Posse fuel neck that attaches to the metal 5-gal fuel cans? keep re-using the same metal VP fuel can if you need to, or keep buying new ones, whatever. Seems like a good 19 dollar solution.

Reefer Sutherland Added a reply to Boots

12/7/2015 10:49am
I always see a lot of reccomendations for tech 10s. They have to be the worst. They are heavy, the buckles suck, the soles suck. sidi crossfire 2s and gaerne sg12 are both a better made boot. might not be what is "in" with the basic bro crowd, but ive owned them all simultaneously, and that's my opinion.

Reefer Sutherland Added a reply to 2016 KTM 250sxf break in?

12/6/2015 5:28am
It's bogging because you filled the motor up with water when you blew the head gasket. Also, running fresh motors half-assed like that is an excellent way to glaze the rings.
He might have looked that way on TV, but anyone who goes to the races knows that MM runs the absolute dogshit out of a bike. It makes you wonder how they hold together. Don't know if I've ever seen someone run a 250 that hard.

Reefer Sutherland Started a new thread CRF450 fuel injector issues

12/3/2015 12:39pm
I've seen some people with issues on these. Sticking open and dumping fuel into the motor. I know the 10-11 were notorious for it. I watched it happen to a low hours 15 at the track not too long ago. I thought "well, if this issue is common, surely I can get on the internet, google it, and see an...
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Reefer Sutherland Added a reply to Pro Circuit... cams.. really?

12/3/2015 10:46am
Basically, the gist of this thread, is that engine builders need to know lift and duration of a cam so they know piston-to-valve clearance, and valve-to valve clearance (overlap). Those are the two "specs" that are typically released by the MFG. usually the one they keep secret is called "ramp angle".