Maintenance & Technical > KX250 / KX125
woods conversion
kx_rider53:
I would do everything ssmokem did except for the kickstand (i dont like them) and the Q. Just me. The re-valve would be really handy. Also, if you get the gnarly and hear a vibration/humming sound in the high rpms, do not worry about it.
SSMOKEM:
--- Quote from: kx_rider53 on January 09, 2007, 01:36:14 PM ---I would do everything ssmokem did except for the kickstand (i dont like them) and the Q. Just me.
--- End quote ---
I agree on both but the kick stand is a must have when you ride with little guys...I was tired of laying the bike on the ground or finding a tree to lean it on when my boy took a "digger". The father in me just wants to make sure everything is ok with him and to heck with my bike....lol so the kickstand was a must. And again I hate the "Q" waste of $130 bucks if you ask me...looks like a bazooka hanging off the back of my bike...lol
gwcrim:
I'm with you on the kickstand for the same reason. Now that I have one, I'd never do w/out. Such a convenience.
KXcam22:
Also don't forget about some Vforce reeds. For woods riding on a 250 the extra bottom end they produce is nice. Here is what I would add:
Skidplate, hand guards, fork upper guard, rad guards.
Terrain specific tires
lower the gearing a bit (not too much)
bigger tank
Flywheel weight
Vforce reeds
Gnarly pipe (and guard)
Cam.
chap:
I hear alot about these v-force reeds,what about the boyseen reeds,i have used them with good results and if i recall they are much cheaper,just the reeds i think,not the whole reed cage
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