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Kx500 best gearing for top speed?
Arrogant17:
Ill buy another gauge and test it to see what it says,
J.ellwanger:
wow...
i thought 119lbs. was good,
what is a good number to replace rings and ETC..
?
sandblaster:
--- Quote from: J.ellwanger on August 28, 2013, 03:26:11 PM ---wow...
i thought 119lbs. was good,
what is a good number to replace rings and ETC..
?
--- End quote ---
Someone posted a link to a manual this morning.
This is the numbers for a 1988 kx125
109-171 psi
KX250
119-185 psi
KX500
105- 164 psi
Motorrad:
--- Quote from: sandblaster on August 28, 2013, 03:59:15 PM ---
--- Quote from: J.ellwanger on August 28, 2013, 03:26:11 PM ---wow...
i thought 119lbs. was good,
what is a good number to replace rings and ETC..
?
--- End quote ---
Someone posted a link to a manual this morning.
This is the numbers for a 1988 kx125
109-171 psi
KX250
119-185 psi
KX500
105- 164 psi
--- End quote ---
a properly built stocker will read about 175. (ahem. usmc's that he melted)
ELRUKO:
Team Greens Baja bikes from the 90's were geared 16 / 42 I don't know how they got the 16 in there. Thats how they got 110 mph. Normal people don't go there...
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