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Old 08-29-2000, 01:08 PM
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I understand you are a Yamaha loyalist...but if have to get a 4-stroke, you may want to check out the 400ex. You owe Yamaha nothing, just get the quad that best fits your needs! Good luck...just my $.02
 
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Old 08-29-2000, 11:06 PM
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Well.. I can't say that I'm a honda fan. I've had two hondas already, I had a '83 XR 200 and a 87 XR 200-R, both gave me more headaches than I can count... I can't count the amount of times I tore them down and rebuilt them. Then I got my YZ 250 WR and have not had one solitary problem other them fork seals (to be expected). I ride my YZ harder than I ever did my two hondas and in my opinion, I find yamaha to be better. Again, just my experiences...

anybody know anything about disabling those rev limitors?

thanks

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Old 08-29-2000, 11:22 PM
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Definitely buy a bash plate for the rear. I toasted my brake rotor, because the stock guard is cheap. I think my Warrior is fairly decent machine, but when you hit those sand dunes, I'll bet you'll wish you had a Banshee. I know I do.
 
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