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Old 11-26-2006, 11:50 PM
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rear sprocket question

anyone running bigger sprockets in the back? which one is easier to change the front or back. i wanna do the slow wheelies on the banshee. i think i toasted my clutch tryin.
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go a tooth smaller in the front it is way cheaper and easier to change...not to mention every tooth u take off the front is like adding 2 to the back
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Re: rear sprocket question

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anyone running bigger sprockets in the back? which one is easier to change the front or back. i wanna do the slow wheelies on the banshee. i think i toasted my clutch tryin.
stock gears should be fine...I have wheelied a banshee just as slow as my 400ex...clutch,bp,gas...
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^^^ +1................Don't bother messin wit your sprockets it wouln't help , jsut practice wheeliein the *****.
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Re: rear sprocket question

okok it seems no matter how hard i try the bike stalls out on me . i get to a nice creep for about fifteen feet then it bogs. i figured he sprocket would help. also are the no handed standing wheelies impossible on the 2 stroke?
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Re: rear sprocket question

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okok it seems no matter how hard i try the bike stalls out on me . i get to a nice creep for about fifteen feet then it bogs. i figured he sprocket would help. also are the no handed standing wheelies impossible on the 2 stroke?
try a jet kit & air filter, that should clean it up....and maybe turn the idle up should help for the no handed shiat..
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Re: rear sprocket question

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okok it seems no matter how hard i try the bike stalls out on me . i get to a nice creep for about fifteen feet then it bogs. i figured he sprocket would help. also are the no handed standing wheelies impossible on the 2 stroke?

I know exactly what your talking about two strokes are not made to go slow I used to have a yz 125 I would stand on the seat going really slow and yank it up and balance wheelie it there was no power going slow. If you like to do slow tricks the 4 stroke is the way to go it seems.
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yahh my blaster stalls out when i go real slow or it just bogs down when i give it gas! its really starting to **** me off!
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ya that does ****
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Re: rear sprocket question

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okok it seems no matter how hard i try the bike stalls out on me . i get to a nice creep for about fifteen feet then it bogs. i figured he sprocket would help. also are the no handed standing wheelies impossible on the 2 stroke?
not impossible just turn up your idle and use your brake
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yea i am gonna turn up my idle cuz mine is very low like it almost stalls just sittting....should help a lot and a new air filter mine is grubbed up
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