GRAHAMSYMCOX
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- Mar 1, 2004
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Hello, Great To See Such Support For One Motorcycle, Must Have Stumbled Onto A Winner Here. I Purchased A 2001 Kdx 220 Late Last Year In Pretty Much New Condition. Managed To Squeak In A Ride Before The Snow Came And Was Pleasantly Suprised At What An Easy Bike It Was To Ride, Particularly In The Trees And Tight Stuff. The Engine Though Seemed To Be Seriously Lacking For A 220 2 Stroke. It Pulled Fairly Well Down Low But Still Felt Choked Up. Yesterday I Just Got Finished Putting The Bike Back Together After A Top End Teardown And Some Modification. After Checking That Everything Had Broken In Nicely I Reassembled The Engine And Performed The Following Few Modifications. Firstly I Cut A Small Window In The Engine Side Of The Belly Section Of The Stock Expansion Chamber And Removed All The Sound Absorbing Material Then Welded The Hole Back Up {very Sanitary}. Next I Changed The Main And Pilot Jets For Leaner Ones. The Altitude Here Is 4000ft+ Above Sea Level . Lastly I Opened Up The Airbox Lid Some. End Result- Wow!! I Took The Bike For A Spin Down The Street And The Front End Would Lift In 2nd & 3rd Gear Just Rolling On The Gas, Very Impressed. Definately Not The Same Bike I Rode Before. Whats More Impressive Is The Outlay Of Cash. $4.99 For Welding Rod, $2.99 For Cutting Disk,
$10.00 For 1 Pilot And Main Jet- Job Done. Cant Wait For Spring! Thank You All For Sharing Your Knowledge Of This Bike. Graham
$10.00 For 1 Pilot And Main Jet- Job Done. Cant Wait For Spring! Thank You All For Sharing Your Knowledge Of This Bike. Graham