With the restrictors removed on the stock lt80/kfx80 it really has some power WOW woke it up big time, and in stock form also. LT 80 what else to do with out spending $$? You know take something off, sand something down, etc......Recommend this quad to anyone looking for something this Christmas for the kids, it hauls my 210 lb. butt all around, definitely a fun bike, just hit the gas and go........


2001 Lakota 300cc

Supertrapp Ids2---exhaust
13T sprocket
UNI air filter
Scott's Performance lifetime oil filter
Douglas .190 wheels


2005 KFX 80cc (son's bike)

Restrictors all removed, stock for now.

 

Be very careful on what type of terrain you ride the 80 on. Definatley do not jump it. It can, and eventually will break the cases behind the cylinder. Just a heads up. they are not made to carry us around like that.

 

What kid's dont jump it? When I say it hauls my butt around, I meant around the backyard (no jumps), it's my sons bike, Ijust putt around on it, flat ground.

 

i ride the heck out of ours and have had no problems with it in 4 years. i like riding the 80 more than the blaster.

 

I've built a few for adults. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
I've seen em jumped w/o breakage, but it sure happens! It's landing on one tire that does it.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

BLU:: you can shave the head .030. That will bump up the compression. You can also remove 2 of the front clutch rollers.
Gearing up is an option also. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I was refering to adults, trying to jump the 80's. Not the kids.