other than a new sproket what else can i do to pull a weelie on my jetmoto 250

 

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i was practicin taday but every one says that i need a new sproket to hold them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

They are right, you will want to get that sprocket installed. Just remember practice makes perfect.

If you want a little more performance out of your ATV, rejet your carb, add a Uni or K&N air filter, and install a new silencer. Once that is done I guarantee you will be able to do all the wheelies you want.

One more thing, please make sure you wear your helmet and be careful. Every time I watch my son do his wheelies on his bike I get real nervous. He can ride pretty long wheelies but it only takes a split second to do something wrong or over throttle and you have a bike or quad on top of you.

SB.

 

will this stuf be expensive andmhard to install
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If you call John at Raceway he will send you the sprocket and jets. I'm not sure but I think he has been sending them out for free to his Jetmoto customers. The air filter will run you $15.00 to $30.00. It is the pipe(silencer) that will cost the most. Depending on the pipe it will run you $120.00 on up. You could get away without doing the pipe. The sprocket, jetting, and air filter will give you enough to pull that front end off the ground. Once you get the sprocket and jets and need help to install them, just post here. You will get answers, step by step instructions if you need them.

Good Luck.

SB.

 

With the stock front sprocket, its basically impossible to ride a wheelie on the 250. smb05 is right about the air filter and the pipe mods too. I would just get the updated jets, a UNI POD Filter 1.75" and a 14 tooth sprocket. They will be fairly simple to install. Ok the jets do require the carb coming apart, but thats not too tough. I would wait until you do those 3 things and then decide if you want a new muffler. The stock one isnt very restrictive.

 

what is a good air filter....and i can pop it up but i cant get it to rise to a balence point i probly just need a new sproket

 

I use a UNI POD Filter on all of my Jetmoto's. This would be after you got a smaller front sprocket. The filter alone wont get you wheelies. but the sprocket alone will.

 

Is that an oiled air filter? Do you know the part number or where I could get one? I'm not sure if any of the auto parts stores here carry that brand name. John is searching for the K&N equivilent.

-JNY