Suzuki z400
May 7, 2004 | 09:17 PM
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Yea.It seems hard to give it just enough gas to keep from going over backwards now.
I was at the store a few minutes ago getting a coke and I hear a wound out sport quad in the distance and this guy flys buy me on a YZF450
wound out going down a main HWY.I was like WTF and followed the guy to see if he was going to some trails near my house but he turned off into a subdivision like 2 miles from the store.
Man anybody that treats a new YZF450 like that it isnt theres.Like doing 80MPH and stomping on the breaks on the pavement.So I didnt bother to stop and talk to the guy.
No way in the world I would kill my presious tires like that and run it wide open for that long of distance.
zbutcher what kind of back tires are those in one of your pic's?
Here is the pic:
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I was at the store a few minutes ago getting a coke and I hear a wound out sport quad in the distance and this guy flys buy me on a YZF450
wound out going down a main HWY.I was like WTF and followed the guy to see if he was going to some trails near my house but he turned off into a subdivision like 2 miles from the store.
Man anybody that treats a new YZF450 like that it isnt theres.Like doing 80MPH and stomping on the breaks on the pavement.So I didnt bother to stop and talk to the guy.
No way in the world I would kill my presious tires like that and run it wide open for that long of distance.
zbutcher what kind of back tires are those in one of your pic's?
Here is the pic:
LINK
May 9, 2004 | 02:44 AM
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KFXCarnage:
Thay do Very well, I love them.
I live in MN, & do a lot of winter riding.
I got the Realter A/T B/C of the tread pattern.
One way thay R for Dirt/hard pack,flip them around you set up for Sand/Snow/mud....
Z400rider66:
Not sure on the ply Bro...
got both tires for 25$+10$ S$H[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
Thay do Very well, I love them.
I live in MN, & do a lot of winter riding.
I got the Realter A/T B/C of the tread pattern.
One way thay R for Dirt/hard pack,flip them around you set up for Sand/Snow/mud....
Z400rider66:
Not sure on the ply Bro...
got both tires for 25$+10$ S$H[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
May 9, 2004 | 07:18 PM
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Originally posted by: oldyeller
Whoa that is exactly opposite of what you should do.The prime position is to let fuel run into the carb or engine to start it after running out or in extreme cold.Absolutely do not leave the fuel valve in this position! Severe engine damage can occur if the engine fills with fuel and then you try to start it.It can "hydraulic" and bend the connecting rod.Since there is no way to turn the engine over other than the electric start you would never know it was full of fuel.Just touch the starter button and you could cause major damage.
Whoa that is exactly opposite of what you should do.The prime position is to let fuel run into the carb or engine to start it after running out or in extreme cold.Absolutely do not leave the fuel valve in this position! Severe engine damage can occur if the engine fills with fuel and then you try to start it.It can "hydraulic" and bend the connecting rod.Since there is no way to turn the engine over other than the electric start you would never know it was full of fuel.Just touch the starter button and you could cause major damage.
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