Rocky Mountain Dirt Riders

I am heading out on Saturday with one other guy from the club. You are welcome to join if you want. We are meeting at Subway in Cochrane at 10am, then heading to the waiporous area.

I have looked for the 9900 but can’t find one. Hopefully one will jump out at me. Thanks for the input so far. I am still undecided.

I am thinking of picking up a gear bag. Either the Ogio 9800 or the Fox Shuttle. Does anyone have an opinion on either. Or any other suggestions? Thanks.

I’m a believer in them. It’s great to see some hard numbers that support wearing one.

Happy Birthday buddy

I’m pretty sure Home Depot has them in stock. I used them to fix an RV water line. Unfortunately they are with my trailer otherwise you could borrow it.

I run about 133psi and 200ml. I’m around 180lbs
Those numbers seem low to me.

I have used a stretchy rubber tape for winter riding. It prevents snow from turning to ice in the footpegs. I can’t remember the actual name but I think it is an electrical tape.

I have had both. The BP were great but the SRT are so far just as good. Quality seems the same, and fit was fine too. SRT were a bit cheaper this time.

Perfect,thanks for all the great info. It didn’t boil over the last ride so maybe I was just lugging it too much at Panorama. I will hold off for now and check my jetting and clutch first. Thanks again.

bikingagain wrote:Saving some money would be nice. How does the high pressure cap work?

I just read up on how it works

Saving some money would be nice. How does the high pressure cap work?

I have the JD jetting kit in. I can’t remember which ones I put in, but nothing too aggressive

So I boiled my new bike over pretty good this weekend. 2018 ktm 300xc. I am thinking I need a radiator fan. Is the trail tech the one to go with? Apparently you have to go fast to get some air through the rads. Any thoughts will help. Thanks.