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Reeds?

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alan:
No big deal, but this topic should be in the mods section! The general section is for off beat and BS stuff.

Alan  :wink:

Saner:
Oops, sorry.

Spider:
Hey Saner,
If you try a search for reeds in the mods section you will probably get plenty of info that way. I don't know how much will apply to your size bike, but it's a "Quick & Easy" way to get needed info in a hurry. It's what I use when I need some info.

2cents
Hope it helps
Dale

By the way I use Vforce 2 and a Moose spacer.  8)

gowen:

--- Quote from: Saner ---If I change the stock reeds to more aggressive reeds (Boysen Pro Series), is there anything else I have to change? ie:carb adjustments etc.  Also is there a noticable difference over stock?  What are the advantages, and most importantly what are the disadvantages of changing from stock? ie:reliablility.

Thanks!

~SaneR~
KX100
--- End quote ---


SaneR,  they are worth the weight in gold. Especially in your KX100. I personally put them in my two (at one point) CR125s, CR250s, and CR80s. Also including two KDX200s.. Oh yeah, and not to forget, they were my first choice when getting my KX500, which I would still be using, but I now use the Rad Valve. They start easier, last longer, and have more low-end through top-end. Especially the topend.  You do usally have to do minor main-jet changes. But they are usally documented and/or call Boyesen and they give you good information on that part.

Saner:
Thanks gowen!  So far I've gathered that the upgrade is mostly benefits.

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