OLHILLBILLY
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- Jun 29, 2006
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Yep, rear is almost perfect for my 190#. But the front I read is lacking somewhat, wonder why manufacturers do that. You'd think it would be easy enough to spring them equally on both ends to start with. But I've ran into this on a lot of bikes, street (sport bikes) included.glad2ride said:Congratulations on your purchase!
You may want to check on spring rates to match your weight.
sr5bidder said:great man you'll love this bike!! about the bars though, I and everyone who I let ride my bike love the moose xc bend bars($49) I got they are tall and alot less pullback than stock ..it sorta gives you the attack position natually paired with pro taper pillow top grips (must use gloves!!) and asv handles standing is really alot easier too.
I use the moose xc bars on all my bikes.
I run 40:1 in my kdx
WHy not a 756 rear?? I run a 110/100 756 rear, also alot of people rave about running trials tires in all but mud, Im going to try them out as soon as I can find bargain xtra set of rims.
Again welcome to the kdx family
Thank Ye! :)mudpack said:Gorgeous bike, man!
But, you'd better adjust that chain before $$$ things happen. :yikes:
I, too, am an old dirt-biker just coming back to the sport, and really like my KDX200. I think you'll find that your's will be a great toy!
PS You didn't buy that bike in Independence, did you???
Mud
xpwarrior said:I ride at Chadwick when I can and I used to ride a KDX which worked great there. Let me know if you need someone to ride with since I'm not too fast either and figure riding alone isn't the best idea even though i've done it alot. :yikes:
sr5bidder said:olhillbilly what size tire is that in the pics? it looks really short
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