You did a really good job on the rebuild. Just curious who did the motor work in Washington? There was a guy a few years back that was known for his work on quad motors and exhaust builds.
thanks for the comments!
pretty sure this guy is a KTM guru... doesn't seem like a quad guy, but who knows...
he goes by DJH on the ktm forums. I'm not even sure if he works on anything other than KTM's.
I got to ride it lastnight. She wheelies everywhere (i.e. that Trials tire hooks up like crazy) and is scary fast. Got a few kinks to work out, but overall impressed with the setup.
The tire actually hooks up a little too well - wheeling and going straight mid corner instead of allowing me to steer with the back tire.... gonna add a little air pressure and see how it works.
pretty sure this guy is a KTM guru... doesn't seem like a quad guy, but who knows...
he goes by DJH on the ktm forums. I'm not even sure if he works on anything other than KTM's.
I got to ride it lastnight. She wheelies everywhere (i.e. that Trials tire hooks up like crazy) and is scary fast. Got a few kinks to work out, but overall impressed with the setup.
The tire actually hooks up a little too well - wheeling and going straight mid corner instead of allowing me to steer with the back tire.... gonna add a little air pressure and see how it works.
I used to go to TRX450R.org till OSA kinda overtook my internet time. There were a couple of folks in Washington state that did porting, polishing, and boring and pistons. Its been a couple years since I have been to that site.
nanotech9, Is that pic in ur avatar taken at rush springs?
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