450r or predator
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Going from a 450r to a Pred is a big step down.
I ride my 450r on the trails all the time.
What is rough about it?
Have you dropped the front sprocket from the stock 14 tooth to a 13 tooth?
This makes a huge difference.
Sure, kick start and no reverse makes the trails a little more chalenging, but also makes you a better rider.
I ride my 450r on the trails all the time.
What is rough about it?
Have you dropped the front sprocket from the stock 14 tooth to a 13 tooth?
This makes a huge difference.
Sure, kick start and no reverse makes the trails a little more chalenging, but also makes you a better rider.
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I have an 06 trx450r and i ride on the trails a lot too, it is kinda bumpy but hell i figure im out in the woods so its to be expected. I just got a 13 tooth sprocket but have not rode on the trails yet with it. My husband gave me a little help by adjusting my rear suspention, making it softer. But yeah irs is really nice to have, as far as trying to get a smooth ride. Try the honda 700xx they are BEASTS and if you get one used, you can find it for a decient price and they do have irs. I dont know where you live but there are a couple of used 2008's for around 5000, which is not bad at all. Although if you jump a lot the irs can mess you up, if your not hitting the jump str8 because your back tires go off the ground at seperate times... just some things to think about
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Suspension revalve/rebuild can make a world of difference in comfort level. Use a reputable shop and be honest with how you ride and what type of terrain.
Higher compression piston/cam can all add power. Again you will need to research what works best with the 450R. Sounds like you are looking for more of a low/mid range setup for tighter trails. The HMF is a great system for low/mid power so I would stick with that.
Higher compression piston/cam can all add power. Again you will need to research what works best with the 450R. Sounds like you are looking for more of a low/mid range setup for tighter trails. The HMF is a great system for low/mid power so I would stick with that.
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