Gen 4 CRF450X build
- 2strokeforever
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- Joined: November 13th, 2009, 1:04 pm
- Location: Vernon B.C Canada
when my chinese rads hit the pipe i grabbed a hammer and went to town, surprisingly they were pressure tight after
the downside to chinese rads is there friggin heavy, i think it was a pound heavier per rad or something like that
the downside to chinese rads is there friggin heavy, i think it was a pound heavier per rad or something like that
the 450 will have less power and will be harder to start, and will be heavier, but to make up for it it will require more maintenance.
4stroke=dead fish
4stroke=dead fish
A pound ! Fuck, mine were less than 200 grams per side heavier, and so bloody strong that I dumped the Devol guards ( your hammer attack is testament to that !). With the Devols weighing in at 305 grams the pair, I figure that's about 80 grams to the bad total. I'll carry that around for the saving of around 500 notes ! One less bagel for breakfast before a ride and we're about square weight wise, and I STILL have the 5 bills in my pocket . . . . Bargain !2strokeforever wrote:when my chinese rads hit the pipe i grabbed a hammer and went to town, surprisingly they were pressure tight after
the downside to chinese rads is there friggin heavy, i think it was a pound heavier per rad or something like that
o.t.h.e.r . . . . .Over The Hill Enduro Rider
Nice work on the Berg other, does that have the slanted engine? last time I heard anything they have gone back to standard configuration. I have a gen4 af, I just had to get a few hassels worked out but it seems now I am well back on track, and now my only problem seems to be my fitness. LOL to much of this
Yep, the 2012 is the last ever 70 degree Berg, which is why I updated on my old '09. The 2013's will be a standard configuration KTM engine, and consequently of little interest to me. Glad you got hte Gen 4 sorted, they are awesome fun to ride, aren't they ! The one thing I learned with mine is that the headstay is the most important of all the engine mounts in the quest for a smooth, vibe-free bike. Have fun and ride safe mate.warrnum wrote:Nice work on the Berg other, does that have the slanted engine? last time I heard anything they have gone back to standard configuration. I have a gen4 af, I just had to get a few hassels worked out but it seems now I am well back on track, and now my only problem seems to be my fitness. LOL to much of this
o.t.h.e.r . . . . .Over The Hill Enduro Rider
Enjoy the berg other, it is dissapointing ktm has made the bergs a blue ktm, they should have kept more of the B and less of the K. Curious to read about what you say about the headstay, my vibrations are not super bad but they are more than I thaught they would be, what checks should I do on this, any advice would be greatly appreciated.