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101lifts2 09-28-2010 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by drewpy (Post 412336)
the rc needs two things right off of the bat, a vacuum tube that deactivates the flapper valve and the soft rev removal kit, once those two things are done the bike is great, but the addition of a PC helps smooth the hiccups
And regearing -1+2

Homeslice 09-28-2010 03:14 PM
Dropping a tooth in front sucks, because I've found that it increases noise & chain wear. I don't see why people don't go +3 or +4 in the rear, instead of doing the same old -1/+2

goof2 09-28-2010 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 412440)
Dropping a tooth in front sucks, because I've found that it increases noise & chain wear. I don't see why people don't go +3 or +4 in the rear, instead of doing the same old -1/+2
I believe most bikes require a longer chain once the rear sprocket gets too big. They can use the same chain and still be around the middle of their adjustment range using the -1/+2 method.

Homeslice 09-28-2010 04:19 PM
True, but chains are cheap, and it's a perfect opportunity to go 520 too.

101lifts2 09-29-2010 12:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 412440)
Dropping a tooth in front sucks, because I've found that it increases noise & chain wear. I don't see why people don't go +3 or +4 in the rear, instead of doing the same old -1/+2
Well then fuck why not just go +30 in the back...:kawi:

Particle Man 09-29-2010 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by 101lifts2 (Post 412426)
And regearing -1+2
I thought it had plenty of pull AND top end as-is...

dReWpY 09-29-2010 09:20 PM
the gearing was way to tall in first gear imho


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