Kill switch for TRX 250ex
#11
With my Uni, I didnt have to re-jet and it is a little bit snappier. I can also take the baffle out and it runs great. The DG Nerfs are easy to install. The webbing is a bit hard but can be done. You just take out the pegs bolts and install new bolts that are included. Both I like and you should also lookm at the shockwears, they work.
#16
i bought one for my LT250R it's an EMGO or something like that for 20 bucks brand new, but i'd rather have the Pro Design like i have on my Honda 250R. they are simple to put on and you can mount it anywhere you have room on your handlebars, they all come with instructions, i put both of mine on with no problems at all. a killswitch will do anyone good having one on your machine, they are alot safer than trying to turn a switch off, and i also disconnected the factory killswitches on mine, but my quads are about 18-19 years old so i don't have a waranty like you might have
#18
I am 13 and my dad wont let me get one with alot of power since i weigh 110 pounds. I like mine on the trails and dunes. I can ride the back trails at the dunes and pop out and go right up the. It has the power i need but a kill switch would be safe because the auto clutch that you have to shift wont roll if in gear turned off.
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Dec 7, 2015 05:52 PM
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