Opinions on lectorn carb for Yamaha 125

Nial_Darragh
Opinions on lectron over mikuni? For motocross
Tuned motor on race fuel

36mm or 38 mm ??

Thanks in advance
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barnett468 11/3/2018 7:35am
11/3/2018 7:35am
What year yamaha 125?

36 is far more user friendly then a 38 on a 125.

Either carb will work fine once properly jetted but i prefer mikinis, at least on vintage bikes because they are more period correct. I have never haf one brand or style of carb make me go any faster or slower than any other but lecttons are very popular with a lot of people.
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BR8ES 11/3/2018 9:14am
11/3/2018 9:14am Edited Date/Time 11/3/2018 9:15am
The spec'd 38mm Mikuni has always worked well for the YZ. If you must try another, try the Smart Carb or Keihin. I like my Smart Carb 125.
Nial_Darragh 11/3/2018 2:50pm
11/3/2018 2:50pm
BR8ES wrote:
The spec'd 38mm Mikuni has always worked well for the YZ. If you must try another, try the Smart Carb or Keihin. I like my Smart...
The spec'd 38mm Mikuni has always worked well for the YZ. If you must try another, try the Smart Carb or Keihin. I like my Smart Carb 125.
Yep the stock mikuni works really well with minor mods, just wanted to try a lectron to see what they are like
Nial_Darragh 11/3/2018 2:57pm
11/3/2018 2:57pm
barnett468 wrote:
What year yamaha 125? 36 is far more user friendly then a 38 on a 125. Either carb will work fine once properly jetted but i...
What year yamaha 125?

36 is far more user friendly then a 38 on a 125.

Either carb will work fine once properly jetted but i prefer mikinis, at least on vintage bikes because they are more period correct. I have never haf one brand or style of carb make me go any faster or slower than any other but lecttons are very popular with a lot of people.
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