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Post  Guest Sat Jun 20, 2015 3:29 am

Hello all,
Name is Shad. Got a 2004 xr 650. Looking to do some mods and get it ready to ride the T1 Tour of Idaho in 2016. Looking for any advice for setup of such a bike for such a ride. Already going to open it up a bit with new jets and exhaust, mod the intake. Changing sprockets to 13f/48r. Im about 240# and then with gear I'm guessing I'll be around 300# or better for the trip. Wondering what the best setting would be for the stock suspension? Looking forward to see what others suggest. Thanks
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Post  Guest Mon Jun 22, 2015 12:25 am

Hey shad welcome to the forum post some pics of your piggy! I am not a suspension expert but changing fork fluids is a must if yours has not been done yet! cheers
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Post  Mauser Mon Jun 22, 2015 8:00 am

13~48 seems low for SM trim....that's close to what I ride down the lanes.... ?
Welcome to the forum BRP smile
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Post  Guest Mon Jun 22, 2015 5:25 pm

Your going to want to re spring your suspension, stock setup is for about 170lb rider with the stock tank. As soon as you put a desert tank and you on their it will be way to soft. If you really want to do it right hand the shock and forks to a suspension shop and have them rebuilt, it will run around $600 with new springs but it will be a night and day difference when the suspension is set up for your specific weight. Switch to a 14t front sprocket, IMS 4.6 tank.
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Post  Guest Sun Jun 28, 2015 4:07 pm

Hey everyone, names Aaron our of UT new to the forum owner of my 8th BRP sense my first in 2001... Currently ride an 05 with 11.1 piston and stage 2 cam- it hosts currently being converted to a 1X machine.

Jumping right into it, I put on an XRs' only pile yesterday replacingy cintsge cherry Pro Curcuit T4 and I gotta say or ask the question- holding them up to each other.... Being a pretty good worker of
Metal, I could cut and weld sacrificing them
Both basically to create a NEW Factory pile like the guys in baja ran, No?

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Post  Mauser Sun Jun 28, 2015 6:08 pm

XR8UTAH wrote:Jumping right into it, I put on an XRs' only pile yesterday replacingy cintsge cherry Pro Curcuit T4 and I gotta say or ask the question- holding them up to each other....  Being a pretty good worker of
Metal, I could cut and weld sacrificing them
Both basically to create a NEW Factory pile like the guys in baja ran, No?


Can I have that in English please ?
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Post  Guest Mon Jun 29, 2015 1:24 am

XR8UTAH wrote:
Jumping right into it, I put on an XRs' only pile yesterday replacingy cintsge cherry Pro Curcuit T4 and I gotta say or ask the question- holding them up to each other....  Being a pretty good worker of
Metal, I could cut and weld sacrificing them
Both basically to create a NEW Factory pile like the guys in baja ran, No?

You talking about taking two exhaust pipes and making a stock or Baja type exhaust pipe with them? not sure I understand Question scratch
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Post  Guest Mon Jun 29, 2015 10:26 am

Mauser wrote:Can I have that in English please ?

Glad I'm not the only one Bump
Ingels is also good, or Funnygalo, or Pidjin English... Espanol? At least we could pull that through Google BRP smile
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