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Ex-4-Stroker attacked by Husky 125 !!!!
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[QUOTE="the Eel, post: 166472, member: 19952"] I just got the little Husky WR 125 a few weeks ago and I'm just now starting to get the hang of it - or at least I think I am. I'm coming off an XR 250R and I thought I'd share my observations. Hopefully the knowledgeable folks can give me some pointers ... TURNING - I can finally turn at speed ! It seems to involve weighting the outside peg and leaning forward and in - the back wheel slides around and the darn thing actually turns !! It's so different from my old XR. I think I was trying to ride it like the XR and I just could not turn. The 2-stroke seems to be turn by working those pegs ... WHOOPS - after fiddling around for several weekends with the suspension I have a setting that's fairly comfortable. Seems the wwhoops are a lot easier if I concentrate on keeping the front end up ... leaning back a bit ... pulling back on the bars and gassing on the whoop faces. Before I was going in flat and got spit off a few times. :( UPHILLS - this is still tough if there's a short run up - I massacre the clutch and get up, but there is definitely room for improvement. Also, the thing started to overheat today on a long, rocky, switchbacked uphill. That's the first time I've ever experienced that ... the XR never boiled over. Any tips on how to keep it from overheating ? Uphill technique ? Whoops ? Anything else ? [/QUOTE]
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