yea for the trail riding i do around here they work great. have my old set of mudsharks on my stock rims for the roads so i dont think ill have any issues with wear. my wheeler pulls the weight fine they weigh about the same as my mudsharks did. and as far as price i didnt think they were expensive either. the tires are for traction who the hell cares how much they weigh. gain maybe 2 mph with a 15 lb drop. and sacrifice traction f that. plus i priced out those gay yfz stockers that will wear in about 2 days around here and they were maybe 15 bucks cheaper.
i have ran my bike for over two years and i bought it with them and i havent had to change them yet. Firehead you put 200hrs on your bike on a dyno! thats ridiculous
already thinking bout the ice haha prob like 2 to 3 psi if i were to bring my wheeler out. i would start high than just decrease the pressure till you get it where you want it to be. everyone rides a little diff.
i dont think so, but could be wrong. mine arent powdercoated but when i was running the maxima mtl 80wt last year my clutch was getting sticky like you said and i had to really bang them to get it in gear. since i have switched to amsoil 10w40 i have had no problem. to tell you the truth i think it shifts better once it has had time to warm up a little bit. try switching to a different oil and see what happens.
i thought green was the real strong shit, i would use the red also every banshee owner should have a tube of that my bike rattles everything loose. i have never had an issue with my screws backing out on the vforce2s check to see if the threads are stripped.
you want to keep the bike revving. dont lug the motor thats the worst thing to do when breaking it in. just keep that throttle blipping in the high rpms (over revving wont hurt it better than lugging) for like 10 mins than just let it sit untill you can put your hand on the head. just do this like idk 5 times the more the better i broke mine in in one night. just went riding like usual except stopped every 15 and took a break.