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The dealer said they had the bike in stock when I purchased it then few hours later they said they double sold the last 17 350SXF and I will have to wait til the new year for one to rock up, which isn't a big issue.
OR they can give me a 2017 450SXF for the same price straight away. I was opting for the 350 due to the fact a lot of people are saying it rides like a 250F but revs to the moon with power.
Thoughts? 350 or 450?
Ive ridden both and to be honest I rathered the 450 for the torque and ability to lug the engine. This is coming from a 300 exc rider.
You really have to rev the 350 hard and I didn't like doing it mainly because I dont like reving engines hard. the 350 felt a bit underwhelming to be honest, maybe a muffler would help open up the bottom end a bit.
I loved my full blown CRF250 I had last for the rev factor and ease to throw it around, but that was only pushing 41, which is the stock 250SXF these days
The Shop
Edit: So where was that KX250F located OP?
Any other set up tips on these 350's?
They had...
Spring rate: 140 psi
Compression: 20 clicks out
Rebound: 15 clicks out
Fork-leg height: Third line
Race sag: 105mm
Hi-compression: 1-3/4 turns out
Lo-compression: 15 clicks out
Rebound: 10 clicks out
Setting the sag can be tricky, some people change out linkages but herlings is running it stock supposedly
Pit Row
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