more bottom end for rm250

steve.emma · Oct 23, 2002

I use my 94 rm250 for woods and trail riding,its o.k. but I want more low down power. So far I've fitted Boyesen reeds and had a flywheel weight installed. That has helped but in New Zealand where I live it gets pretty muddy. Any ideas?

jeepman8098 · Oct 23, 2002

I dropped my front sprocket size down one tooth. It helped alot and was cheaper than a rear sprocket but you could also go a few teeth larger on the rear for the same ratio change. :thumb:

RM_guy · Oct 23, 2002

If you are going change the gearing go the extra mile and increase the rear instead of reducing the front. You want as many teeth engaged on the front as possible. One tooth on the from is approx 4 teeth on the rear. I'd recommend going up two teeth on the rear.

Also, the Carbon Tech low tension reeds really help the bottom end. I know you just changed the reeds but it's worth stating.

If you really want the biggest bang for the buck, have Eric Gorr port it for more low end. For $120 you'll get just the power you want and it will be nice and smooth.

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