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Posted 4/24/2007 8:54:26 PM
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im sick of blowing up my motors and i was thinking of getting a crf150 expert does any one know something about the bike that i dont just wondering if any one likes the bike or not thanks

dan morse
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Posted 4/24/2007 10:36:22 PM
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how many motors have you blown up?  what bikes?
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Posted 4/25/2007 2:38:37 PM
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im on my 6th motor and they have all been the crank and the topend but im on my 3rd 85's in 2 years and my bikes have all been kx 85s

dan morse
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Posted 4/25/2007 2:41:02 PM


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If you blow up a CRF150 then it would cost as much as blowing up an 85 twice.

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Posted 4/25/2007 2:50:03 PM
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i know but i thought four stokes were harder to blow up

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Posted 4/25/2007 4:03:17 PM


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It depends on how hard you ride them.

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Posted 4/25/2007 6:53:53 PM
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well im not gona ride the thing like justin barcia but im not guna go slow on it im a 85 b rider so im not guna kill it i hope

dan morse
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Posted 4/25/2007 7:28:46 PM
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last bike i blew up was the last air cooled 125 made a 81 kx125.no offence but if you blow up a modern 2 stroke its your own fault.examples i see, poor care filters i see people yank them out and stuff another in and knock in all the grit with it. lean jetting ,at 1st wick it was high of 39 one guy blew up all 3 sons 80 s must have been bikes faults. we went up 2 sizes.another classic is the pressure washers.soak down the bike ,along with the filters and pivots etc then start her up and suck it all through.dirty radiators in extreems.
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Posted 4/25/2007 7:43:33 PM
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last bike i blew up was the last air cooled 125 made a 81 kx125.no offence but if you blow up a modern 2 stroke its your own fault.examples i see, poor care filters i see people yank them out and stuff another in and knock in all the grit with it. lean jetting ,at 1st wick it was high of 39 one guy blew up all 3 sons 80 s must have been bikes faults. we went up 2 sizes.another classic is the pressure washers.soak down the bike ,along with the filters and pivots etc then start her up and suck it all through.dirty radiators in extreems.

or you don't shift and you rev the crap out of it

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