friendly hello from your fellow newb!
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friendly hello from your fellow newb!
Greetings stuntlife! this forum is one of the most, if not the most informative I have seen online.
So.... im a newb. I'm having some trouble with slow, controlled wheelies, I have been reluctant to go very far, as I don't even have a cage... where can I find one, I want to steer away from any type that mates to the motor mounts, I fear a nice little spill could crack them(they've been repaired before.) any suggestions? tips? constructive criticism? lets hear it!
So.... im a newb. I'm having some trouble with slow, controlled wheelies, I have been reluctant to go very far, as I don't even have a cage... where can I find one, I want to steer away from any type that mates to the motor mounts, I fear a nice little spill could crack them(they've been repaired before.) any suggestions? tips? constructive criticism? lets hear it!
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From: OMR INDUSTRIES in west palm beach florida
Re: friendly hello from your fellow newb!
Only thing I remember about the f3 is the thermostat housing breaks when using some cages.
I think most ready made cages use the motor mounts so you might want to think about getting a custom cage built locally, you have a steel frame so you could weld on mounting points any where.
I think most ready made cages use the motor mounts so you might want to think about getting a custom cage built locally, you have a steel frame so you could weld on mounting points any where.
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From: Leitchfield, Kentucky, usa
Re: friendly hello from your fellow newb!
Umm I know why there not slow wheelies, look at the rear sprocket.....what size is that? A 45 lol get you a 60 tooth and see if that don't slow you down.....
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