JR50 Mods/Upgrades ??

jr50

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Jan 4, 2003
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Does anyone out there know of any mods/upgrades that I can do/get for a Jr50 ?? (2000) I have placed some holes in the breather cap, taken out the guts of the muffler, adjusted the air/idle mix until it sounds the best in gear at full throtle. I tought about having the head shaved, (I don't know how much room there is play with) or port/polish the head ?? Any IDEAS ???
Oh last night was his thrid race ever in teh 50cc beg. class he placed 4th (ONE PROUD DAD).. 1st 8 of 8..2nd 8 of 13..& 3rd 4 of 13..
Thanks
 

RazBarlow

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Jan 24, 2001
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Find out how much "squeeze" you have between the top of the piston and the head. And I can do your machine work.
 

Jasle

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Nov 27, 2001
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What are you looking to accomplish by this? If you want power just drop an .080 over piston in it. That will bring you up to 55cc's. Also yo can bore the carb out as it is really small. Get the FMF pipe.
Eliminate the injection by removing the drive gear and move to pre-mix.
If you need more bottom end you can unleash the "hidden" gear by elongating the slot in the shifter shaft making it a 2 speed. Then you can play with gearing via the sprokets and maybe get what your looking for???
Buy if you are trying to compete with the PW's and KTM OI'sin the injected class and want to stay legal just sell it and buy a different bike!
 

JoeCharge

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Mar 13, 2000
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Based on my sons experience I found that the limiting factor on these bikes is the suspension more than the engine. In stock form the engine can get you into way more trouble than the suspension can get you out of. My son blew the rear shocks off of their mounts when jumping his JR. I agree with Jasle, the JR and bikes like it have their place in the evolution of the young dirt biker but your best move at this point may be to move to a more substantial bike. We moved to a Husky 50J that is made to be ridden like he wants to ride. He is way more happy with it. There are many more bikes like it out there that may be more suitable.
 
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