Alexis
my little brother has never had a big birthday present, and he is turning 13. he loves dirt bikes and currently rides my boyfriends pit bikes around when we go out to the track or riding at a parking lot. for his birthday this year i want to get him started with his gear and hopefully get him to start saving for a bigger bike so that he can learn how to ride. i would love a list of things that could help me get started. thank you!
Answer
There is a lot of stuff to dirt biking but some basics for gear that you wanted to get him would be
helmet
goggles
chest protector
gloves
jersey
pants
and boots
Thats the basic saftey equipment. This stuff can be pretty expensive and start to add up. But that stuff will make him feel like he is a pro.
There is a lot of stuff to dirt biking but some basics for gear that you wanted to get him would be
helmet
goggles
chest protector
gloves
jersey
pants
and boots
Thats the basic saftey equipment. This stuff can be pretty expensive and start to add up. But that stuff will make him feel like he is a pro.
dirt bike sprocket's?
me
i have a 2005 yz250f and i think its slow it tops out really fast....all i know is that it has a 52 tooth rear sprocket how can i make it wit more top speed?
Answer
Top end is easier and cheaper by going up one or two teeth on the front sprocket.
Your front end will stay down better on the hole shot. And you can leave the gate at a higher RPM.
Leaving the gate at a high rpm in 2nd gear will give you the advantage of getting to 3rd gear faster.
I suggest you get two front sprockets 1 one tooth higher and one two teeth higher and see witch one works best for you. And then buy a set of sprockets and chain that match so they will all wear together.
I am 49 years old and I took my kids all over the united states years ago doing motocross.
Tracks with long straight aways go with more front teeth. Tight tracks like super cross go down with front sprocket teeth. Remember 1 tooth on front sprocket is equal to 2 teeth on back sprocket.
Front sprockets are cheaper and easier to change track side. Hope this info helped.
Eddie
Top end is easier and cheaper by going up one or two teeth on the front sprocket.
Your front end will stay down better on the hole shot. And you can leave the gate at a higher RPM.
Leaving the gate at a high rpm in 2nd gear will give you the advantage of getting to 3rd gear faster.
I suggest you get two front sprockets 1 one tooth higher and one two teeth higher and see witch one works best for you. And then buy a set of sprockets and chain that match so they will all wear together.
I am 49 years old and I took my kids all over the united states years ago doing motocross.
Tracks with long straight aways go with more front teeth. Tight tracks like super cross go down with front sprocket teeth. Remember 1 tooth on front sprocket is equal to 2 teeth on back sprocket.
Front sprockets are cheaper and easier to change track side. Hope this info helped.
Eddie
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