2t vs 4t riding

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2t vs 4t riding

Post by Laoch » Mon Oct 21, 2013 4:18 pm

I've been tearing around the property on the KTM trying to figure the DAMN thing out. :whoop:
I haven't ridden a 2t in many, many years and it shows.
BB says get a autoclutch :thumbup: but too much $$. Maybe FWW? I keep stalling going slow thru rough stuff...no lugging on this thing. Maybe I should just go fast thru the rough stuff?
I'm working on adjusting the suspension.
It just takes some saddle time I guess.
I put in a green spring and went in x3 turns on the PV.

I only almost went off the back once so far :roost:
The hit really hits some times. :lol2:
Now I gotta find some hills.
Nice weather to work things out.
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Re: 2t vs 4t riding

Post by Boom Boom » Mon Oct 21, 2013 5:01 pm

No problem with going faster...... :roost:
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Re: 2t vs 4t riding

Post by Taylor » Mon Oct 21, 2013 6:52 pm

Did I read that right " Find some hills" ?
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Re: 2t vs 4t riding

Post by Laoch » Mon Oct 21, 2013 7:01 pm

Taylor wrote:Did I read that right " Find some hills" ?
My 1+ acre doesn't have any hills. :shrug:
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Re: 2t vs 4t riding

Post by Marylander » Mon Oct 21, 2013 7:40 pm

I just rebuilt a '00 kx250 last winter. I do think the autoclutch made the biggest difference in making the motor manageable. I haven't stalled the bike at all since putting that thing in there. Got it used for $200. ;) I do have a fww in there too (also got that used) and it made a difference too but not as much as the autoclutch.

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Re: 2t vs 4t riding

Post by Bork » Tue Oct 22, 2013 9:33 am

2t vs 4t?????? Is that 2stroke vs 4stroke. Is this texting lingo? :shrug:
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Re: 2t vs 4t riding

Post by Rut Row » Tue Oct 22, 2013 10:05 am

Bork wrote:2t vs 4t?????? Is that 2stroke vs 4stroke. Is this texting lingo? :shrug:
I thought it was an age thing - which makes me a 6t and BigBird a 7t! :poser:
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Re: 2t vs 4t riding

Post by Laoch » Tue Oct 22, 2013 9:07 pm

:lol2:

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Re: 2t vs 4t riding

Post by Skinny-J » Tue Oct 22, 2013 9:32 pm

dirtygrunt wrote::lol2:

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I hope this doesn't turn into a "what's the best Oil thread"..... :angel:

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Re: 2t vs 4t riding

Post by Rut Row » Wed Oct 23, 2013 6:33 am

Skinny-J wrote:I hope this doesn't turn into a "what's the best Oil thread"..... :angel:
That's easy ...

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