why is 250ex not for racing
Jan 11, 2005 | 11:51 PM
#21
Pro Rider
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why is 250ex not for racing
Originally posted by: jed250
The chain and sprocket may cause a power loss, but it's lighter than the driveshaft.
The biggest problem with the auto clutch is that you have to let the gas off and then shift. With the 300ex or 400ex, you could pull your clutch in, then shift your gear and not let go of the gas.
The chain and sprocket may cause a power loss, but it's lighter than the driveshaft.
The biggest problem with the auto clutch is that you have to let the gas off and then shift. With the 300ex or 400ex, you could pull your clutch in, then shift your gear and not let go of the gas.
Jan 17, 2005 | 02:59 PM
#22
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why is 250ex not for racing
Originally posted by: 300exRiderJay
Suspension is bad and not adjustable, its slow(not saying that my 300ex is fast but its a good amount faster) shaft drive just takes off HP because of all the things that have to move for it, and its semi-auto.
Suspension is bad and not adjustable, its slow(not saying that my 300ex is fast but its a good amount faster) shaft drive just takes off HP because of all the things that have to move for it, and its semi-auto.
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