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CR250 for the woods
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[QUOTE="darringer, post: 1003075, member: 26849"] I ride just about all conditions. Most of the time I ride at Carnegie. It's a great place for hillclimbing. There are some tight trails, but mostly it is single track hills. They tend to be very dry, rocky and slippery from about May-November. When it finally starts to rain conditions are much better.They range from beginner bunny hills to extremely difficult trails a mountain goat would fall off of. I tend to prefer a little taller gearing than most for the tight trails and hills, so I can keep my momentum up without losing traction. Had good luck with 13-51 combo on my '99, which is the same as your 2000. I usually use 1st or 2nd gear, clutch pulled in or feathered, with light throttle. I am a big fan of the flywheel weight. I ran a 12oz. on my '99 and use the same now on my '02. I notice better hook up and alot less stalling on tighter conditions with the weight. It doesn't alter the powerband at all. It just revs a tiny bit slower down low. Not noticeable at all from midrange up. Good investment. [/QUOTE]
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