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craigbulmer


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5PZ8vauZR8&feature=related

Does anyone know why he can go so far into the red, even going past it?

it doesnt even sound like its struggling, my DT is trying to kill itself if i go over 9k, and wont even move past 9.5k!!!

Id love the rag the living gonads off mine like this..


how do all yours stand?


-- Edited by craigbulmer on Tuesday 4th of May 2010 09:26:20 PM

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3MB refreshes parts that other heads cannot reach ...Waddya fink?

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That is steaming crazily into the red....
I don't think you want your bike to fly that far into the red haha.

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not that far for happily go to 10.5k and i would be a happy larry lol

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gearing?

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yea might be gearing but it would probably have no top end?

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i reguarly take mine to 12

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its because its a highly tuned DT80, ive never seen a DT125 rev that high.

mine starts misfiring if i rev anything over 9k with no load(ie. in neutral), anyone else got the same problem?

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