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2 stroke motocross bikes

Started by invlhvn · 13 Aug 2011 · 96 replies

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qwertstaArchived member
Heres a pic of the ktms today. Mine and my mates 2011 250 2 strokes and hes mates 400 4 stroke mates 04 250sx Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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NASTY1Archived member
what are peoples thoughts on selling a 1993 kx 500? what sort of $$$$ should we be asking its in really good condition
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trkdupArchived member
random qeustion my fmf pipe has got a bit of rust on it little spots. From washing it and not drying it will chrome polish fix it if not what will ?
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USHArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by trkdup [View Post] random qeustion my fmf pipe has got a bit of rust on it little spots. From washing it and not drying it will chrome polish fix it if not what will ? autosol polish... if that doesn't work, the steel wool with the soap in it wet will work.
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jbonezArchived member
Just installed some new shock bearings & rear wheel bearings and a heavier rear shock spring on the yz250... set my race sag at 100mm but there is next to no static sag obviously the spring is not as heavy as it needs to be... however the bike was running 6" of sag previously (had know idea it was that easy to set) so it should be a godsend even if my ass cops a flogging
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IDAREUArchived member
Can some1 help I run my 125 at 32:1(625ml of oil to 20L pet.) I used motul 100% synthetic 2t 800 oil and it doesn't seem to be as smokey as normal. Has anybody had this problem b4?
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7URBOArchived member
I just built a cr500af ! If anyone wants to buy a afcr500 frame with mounts fitted, just need to fit ur motor ! ! Pm me
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SIKVLTArchived member
One for you 2 smoke boys Fuel injected CR500 !!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE5ENcMH1ZI
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SIKVLTArchived member
and another http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y91Jm...ature=youtu.be (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y91Jms6MyCY&feature=youtu.be)
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Stocs101Archived member
that thing is an animal....Good to see someone is finally tackling 2 stroke injection on a dirt bike. Even better that it's 500.
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BigM22Archived member
What mix ratios do you guys run? I've got a YZ 125, and we run it at 65:1 with a fully standard expansion chamber and muffler. Have had no dramas with it in the 2 years I've had it
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ITG035Archived member
cant beat the sound of a 2 stroke 500cc at idle ting ting tinngta ting,and then wrapping it on whilst hanging on for grim death,i ride a 04 yz250 and rode a mates 3 day old rm450 and i gave it back to him extremely disapointed
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GouldyArchived member
I had a yz250 pretty sure my mix ration was 30-1 ---------- Post added 20-01-13 at 10:28 ---------- There's no way I'd run 65-1 not enough oil
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BigM22Archived member
Its as lean as I'd go, but its not a harmful ratio. You will seize however if u run aftermarket pipes or a modified engine, mine still dumps oil out of the powervalve drain hose after a ride. Basically, a 2 stroke will use the same amount of oil for lubrication whether you run 30:1 or 65:1, so if you run say 30:1, your engine will take in a certain amount of oil and then burn a heap that's left over. So running less oil to a point means that the motor will just burn a little less excess oil, not lack lubrication.
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Stocs101Archived member
mixtures obviously depend on what the bike has been tuned to run. My RM250 was 32:1 and my current bike is 40:1 ...... obviously if you are doing WFO riding then then more oil for lubrication is the go. Woods riders can quite often run up around 60:1 as they aren't at peak revs constantly. I'd run what you feel comfortable with and tune it accordingly.
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GouldyArchived member
2 strokes r more fun and cheaper to rebuild than 4 strokes every 4 stroke I c in a bike shop is getting valves done the new 4 strokes r **** boxes
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Stocs101Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Gouldy [View Post] 2 strokes r more fun and cheaper to rebuild than 4 strokes every 4 stroke I c in a bike shop is getting valves done the new 4 strokes r **** boxes I have always had 2 strokes and probably always will, but if I was going to get a 4 stroke I would be hitting up a Husaberg. I rode their FE450 and the power delivery is so smooth and easy to control, plus it felt like it pulled forever. I'm a fairly average rider and I could power slide the thing around corners with both feet on the pegs and it would never feel unstable. 4 strokes definitely inspire confidence. Keep up the preventative maintenance like valve shims etc and they can go forever.
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