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8/11/2015 12:10pm
So a little background, I have a 13' 450f Yamaha. Been riding dirt bikes seriously for about 3 years; quads my whole life and some dirt bikes when I was younger but mainly quads. I don't get the chance to ride as much as I'd like but I ride trails as much as possible maybe 1-2 times a week, and ride MX at least once a month, sometimes more. (Closest track is an hour and a half away, closest indoor track in the winter is over 2 hours). I picked up the 450 2 years ago, was initially going to get a 250 4t but got the 450 due to it being on sale at 4999 brand new. I love the bike, am very used to it now and can ride it pretty well both on the track and trails. I would really like to soften up the initial power in the 0-1/4 throttle range. That's the only part of the bike I need help with, I get sketchy sometimes during tight rutted corners just because the throttle is so choppy and strong in that 0-1/4 throttle range. I have to concentrate way to hard to keep the throttle steady during transition from braking to rolling throttle on around the corner to get a nice smooth fast turn. My goal is to soften up that part of the throttle and I've found the g2 throttle tamer throttle tubes. Has anyone had experience with these? They come with a different size cam that supposedly softens up that initial throttle opening then returns to normal after about 1/3 throttle. Would really like some feedback on them, or any other ideas to get that part of the power more controllable. Thanks in advance.
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