Rocky Mountain Dirt Riders

I've had good luck getting someone to answer the phone @ BF if you call 1st thing in the morning when they open during weekdays.

For the stock clutch I have a good set up, but I haven't tried the Dominator.

The smaller number = less fuel.

Ya, I would try the 20 pilot & see what it does.

Next step we need to determine whether your carb has a fuel screw or a air screw.If it has a fuel screw it will probably be located under the float bowl.Air screw will be on the side of the carb body.Both will be adjusted with a small flat screwdriver.All modern MX bikes have fuel screws,however pla...

Its been a couple decades, but back in the day had alot of experience with these on 500 2 strokes.For hillclimbing, deep mud, muskeg -which we aren't aloud to ride in these days, this tire ruled.Its not the best cornering tire however.When you go to mount this tire get it warm, very warm,good luck.

Yes, that is the pilot jet.

i did have the carb apart, the pilot jet is inside and seems to me that the gas goes from the bowl through the pilot to the egine, when i twist throttle the throttle pin lifts and opens the pilot jet more. correct? i will take it apart again, and make sure its clean, takes like 1 min to remove from...

Does that carb have any other external screw adjustments, a fuel screw or air screw.Check the manual, it may have something in there.

The main SRD officer for McLean is James Grier & he is a really nice guy.He is all in 100% with the RMDRA to see a completed designated single track trail system in McLean, he has alot of respect for the club.I've been working with him on this goal & he's been great, doing whatever he can to help us...

Check out Paul Newmeister kids program called "Little Roosters".A bunch of young kids getting together for an easy trail ride.I'm sure your son would enjoy it & other kids are riding the same bike as your son's.

You can get a replacement brake lever tip for your Honda from http://www.hdmoto.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; they come solid or in a swivel model.Rogue can make you a custom clutch cover.

250scott wrote - "I don't necessarily agree with this, particularly if you are not an expert with a manual clutch. My feeling is that non experts often over slip the clutch, creating more heat, in an effort to avoid stalling. If the rider does not run a higher gear than required and the auto clutch ...

Bruce, one other thing to consider is engines run hotter with an auto clutch.

I would get Rogue to make you a custom one.You can make your own design.