robert.b.west

Jeff has them on his site for $175

20 ft lbs

Domes should be good up to that size. And I thought most were good up to 66mm

Fresh cylinders are around 130-135psi I believe. (at sea level) Anything above 110psi is ok (correct me if I am wong) and no more than 5psi difference between the two.

Why do you want to bore it? Is your compression low?

lots of people use kold kutter screws. They hook great. I can easily wheelie on the ice. Probably need 1000-1250 at least 5/8" long. http://www.koldkutter.com/catalog/index.php

I had a set of yfz on mine and the are way to stiff. I did not like them

I take it back what zilla posted would be the best

I have +2 arms up front with works shocks and it is unvelievable how much better it is than stock. If I could have afford it I would have went with some elkas.

Yes this is correct. They moved to California the 417 number is not correct anymore.

I went over to homedepot and bought some rubber caps used for caping pvc. I just hose clamp them down. I also put them on when I trailer because it always seems to rain.

I use it and like it. Never had any problem with it.

I think that if you were perfect with a 280 at 70 deg f that you shoud jump to about a 300 for 40 deg f

I would re jet.

pictures http://s874.photobucket.com/albums/ab304/robertbwest/Swingarm/

I will post some pictures. Maybe someone will notice something wrong.

I replaced the pivot bearings and tube before i installed the new swingarm. I will check for play though. I only rode it for a little bit. I could tell something was wrong. On my way back to the truck the chain caught and bent the rear sprocket and hub. So it had to have off quite a bit.

The snap ring is in place and the carrier can't move back and forth. The sprocket hub is going all the way in and touching the bearing and the bearing are fully seated. It just doesnt make sense to me. I have been looking at a for awhile and had it apart a few times.

I sent him a pm but if anyone has suggestions they would be appreciated.

I got it used from someone on the site. I was just curious if it could fix it some how?

I bought a roundhouse swingarm and carrier and when installed it the rear sprocket looked like it was out of alignment with the front. (too far from the center of the bike)When I rode it I could hear the chain. It sounded like it was getting caught up on the sprocket. So my question is can i get a different hub for my rear sprocket that has a different offset that would push it like 1/4" inward. Or is there something else that I can do? I need help guys give me what you have.

He did a great job on my shocks. Great guy. I would recomend him to anyone.

My skat traks were "green savers" which i believe are golf cart tires. I have had mine for a while and never had a problem.

So, these are ment for a stock crank right?

Yup where we go it is only on the shoulder of the county roads and a max speed of 20 or 25. Which kinda sucks.