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2187th
Edited Date/Time
8/18/2018 11:26pm
After racing the local Full Gas Sprint Enduro in June I decided it was time to step up from the 125 to a bigger bike. It was hard to compete against 250 2 strokes in the grass track on my TC 125 so with the wife’s approval (as this is my 11th bike in 5 years) I decided to step up to a 250. 
I made the purchase in early July, I couldn’t believe I found a left over 2017 TE 250.
I’ve already made a few changes to the bike, Pro Circuit exhaust, Vforce reeds, TM Designs chain slides and guide, and thermostats delete kit. I was hesitant to step up to a 250 as I have always been a 125/150 guy, but his bike is so much easier to race than the 125 was.
I made the purchase in early July, I couldn’t believe I found a left over 2017 TE 250.
I’ve already made a few changes to the bike, Pro Circuit exhaust, Vforce reeds, TM Designs chain slides and guide, and thermostats delete kit. I was hesitant to step up to a 250 as I have always been a 125/150 guy, but his bike is so much easier to race than the 125 was.
Remove black bracket off rear fender or trim down to just hold the brake/tailight. Bolt license plate to back of airbox. Instant dual sport.
BTW, I had no idea those came with a thermostat. What temp was it?
Edit: Also, being older now I really like having a tag because I’m legal in more places than not when out exploring in the mountains.
The Shop
Congrats on the new bike man!
Some bikes way back ran 160s.
Sweet bike! Congrats!
Now l'm in a time out, don't believe what they say.
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