Bike stalls
#3
Re: Bike stalls
what he said
that's what happens when the bowl overfills with gas. Might be able to get it with a neddle vale adjustment and a smack on carb sync. Other then that your gonna need a EFI.
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that's what happens when the bowl overfills with gas. Might be able to get it with a neddle vale adjustment and a smack on carb sync. Other then that your gonna need a EFI.
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#11
Re: Bike stalls
Is this what you had in mind buddy ??
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Well i agree with you on the same bro, but the think is with small bikes we dont have enough balance and torque, as the power to weight ratio is different. even after getting a 16+ sprocket, **** is difficult.
Small bikes are easy to throttle, but difficult to balance
big bikes are easy to balance but difficult to throttle.....
Skill involved in both .... Priceless
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#13
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let me put it this way then... is that what you had in mind bro... !!!!
you have more power to rock arround with on a biggie, but with lower power we gotta keep it behind BP for most of the comboz.
you have more power to rock arround with on a biggie, but with lower power we gotta keep it behind BP for most of the comboz.
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#16
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i guess its a matter of personal choice, i find bigger ones more easy cause they are stable and got lots and lots of power, i like that, i am trying to jump from a seat stander to a spreader, the bike comes down. even after i am behind BP !!!! 2 days now
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