Hey guys, Im going from 28 inch 589's to 30 in silverbacks. My question is how the heavier tire combo is going to effect the bike. Will it be sluggish from a holeshot? top end gonna suffer? Im not sure about the clutch set up either. I have EPI kit , with a red secondary already that was great. Do I need to change that as well.? Im sure Im headed for disaster with these tires, but if it aint broke, fix it till it is huh LOL ! thanks for any input guys
is the primary spring visible like the secondary? I dont know what the *&^*( is in there ! I do know the secondary ! Man I got a lot to learn on these bikes
if you can see the spring that was changed on yours it was the primary that they changed. if that is the only spring that was changed then i would deff change the secondary for those big tires
whats gonna determine if I need to make spring changes? Is it gonna slip so to speak? It will still stand straight up in the air after i put the bigger tires on surprisingly. It feels a lot slower though.
yeah I noticed sunday that it was burning the belt a little , I was being really easy on it too. Once it hits some mud it really struggles to get the tires spinning to start climbing out of a hole.
hey wood butcher, does you bike still pull good with those tires? I have stock axles still and im kinda nervous about gettin on it real hard.And does anybody make a speedo healer for these things after bigger tires are put on?
ok, im a little confused. Just pulled the clutch cover off. And much to my surprise I have a red spring on both primary and secondary.. WTF? what now? I havent seen any of you guys run the same color on both. What should I do ?
yea Im gonna try it out. if I dont like it Ill take it right back out and try something diff. Ill go back with the maroon and red if you still need it
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