Time for another dirt bike - which one to get for a short rider?

STAG

On my grind
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Pleasant Grove
I think we should build you a custom bike from the ground up :D I've been looking a lot lately at snowmobile chassis and titanium is the way to go :cool:
 

sixstringsteve

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Location
UT
No. Steel, aluminum, and plastic. I'm trying to find a way to build something similar to them. I think the pitster pro is a good start. Despite being made in China, they are supposed to be quite good.
 

sixstringsteve

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Location
UT
I'd love to be able to ride like this someday. I know I never will, but it amazes me how much control he has on a bike that goes fast.

[video=youtube;dcxkR5y68d4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcxkR5y68d4[/video]


And after riding trials for a bit, I don't think I want a rekluse. I like having a clutch.
 
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Caleb

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Location
Riverton
I'd love to be able to ride like this someday. I know I never will, but it amazes me how much control he has on a bike that goes fast.

[video=youtube;dcxkR5y68d4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcxkR5y68d4[/video]


And after riding trials for a bit, I don't think I want a rekluse. I like having a clutch.

That's the beauty of the EXP Rekluse, you still have full use of the clutch, but also get the benefits of the Rekluse. :)
 

Caleb

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Location
Riverton
Can you still pop wheelies with clutch on an EXP Rekluse? What about pop-starting it?

Yes to wheelies, pop-starting it depends on the clutch. Hydro clutches like the KTMs, no, but cable clutches, you can adjust the rekluse out at the perch which allows you to pop-start it fine.
 

sixstringsteve

Well-Known Member
Location
UT
Awesome, that sounds like the best of both worlds. I think if I could lower your bike an inch or two it'd be ideal. Does your bike have an electric start?
 

sixstringsteve

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Location
UT
Did your hybird bike fit all of your necessities for your size and riding style?

That was a sweet bike.

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It was a little tall. If I shaved the seat and jetted it, I think it'd be just right. That bike had the best handling and suspension of any bike I've ridden. Great smooth power too. I think jetting it would give more power on the bottom end.
 

ricsrx

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we did jet it, and it does run great, i also lowered the rear by realeasing the rear spring pressure, I know it made the rear suspension very soft but for Hunter it work ok.
 

sixstringsteve

Well-Known Member
Location
UT
Did jetting it make a big difference in low end.power? I'll have to sneak by and ride it around the block to see if o need to build another one.
 
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