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Just bought a ‘24 husky TE250 TBI. Mine does the about the same. Make sure your idle screw is adjusted good after a few hours of riding. I had to adjust mine a tad to go up in idle. Don’t be afraid to rip the throttle. They’re fine to lug around, but I think spooge happens more when they’re not opened up and ripped on a bit.

Gotta get on the pipe more for sure

The irony is I think it’s the best woods choice from KTM. Plenty of torque but rips and isn’t as lazy as the 300. You hit the midrange and it just rips. I like the 250xcw or the 350 xcf.

@@brettfrimmer6567 I ended up on a Beta 430 RR Race Edition and I love it!

Yeah that’s a good thought. I didn’t expect it to bounce near as much as it did. Might be a quick way to trim the trails back if that comes on while I’m riding 🤣 I think im gonna have to print it with a stronger filament or bite the bullet and buy one of the metal ones. Leaving that 3lb battery off will help it bounce less too.

@@elemento1991 How good is the bike mate? I am away to buy the EXC250 2024 ( I think it's the same bike) is the 250 enough power or do you think the 300 may be better?

@@arranpowell1848 I plan on doing a review vid when I get some more hours on it. I have a first impressions ride video if that helps. My brother-in-law has a 300. He runs A-Class and prefers the extra low end torque of his 300. I like being able to lug the 250 down and have it be a little calmer in tough terrain. I think they have similar power, it just comes on in different ways. The 250 hits a bit higher in the revs, the 300 likes to be lugged. Either way I think you’ll love it!

@@thomasmeeks55 My monitor stand is also on extruded aluminum so I can adjust the height of the bar and the width of the legs. The ASR4 also has around 4-5 inches of adjustment on its feet since they are made with all thread. It does sit pretty low so I ended up adjusting it all the way up on the bases feet and placing my monitors where they needed to be from there.

@@RickyOlivett The valves were on their way out. Shimming them fixed it for a little bit but after about 8-10 more hours of ride time they needed replaced.

Nice man! I haven’t looked into any upgrades for mine yet other than swingarm protection and handguards. I’ve heard the bike can really be woken up with some ECU work. Stock is plenty for me for where I’m at with my riding. The suspension is starting to feel a lot better to me now that I have some time on the bike.

Thank man. I got some footage the other day. I want to get some more and throw another one together in the next week or two.

You’ll love it man. The power comes on so nice through the trails. Seems to run really crisp too with the TBI. It didn’t load up on me at all and I didn’t have any spooge out of the exhaust even after riding slow and easy for a good while.

@@elemento1991 sounds great can’t wait

I just bought one of these last month. Also my first brand new bike and my first KTM. I’m just an average rider and oh my gosh I can’t wait to ride it again! I’ve only been able to put 1.5 hours on it so far and it’s killing me lol. Thanks for the video! Cheers!

@@ParkerRichards360 Glad you like it man. It’s an awesome bike. I just did my first maintenance on mine, I think im up to around 3 hours now. I rode it normal last time I had it out after the first transmission oil change and it has plenty of power for me. I read some people complaining about TBI lacking power but I have no problem floating the front when I need to and sometimes have to fight to keep it on the ground. It’s started to loosen up a bit and feel good on the smaller rocks now too.

I'm in the exact same spot, just an average joe rider, and I bought a used 450 fx, and it's trying to just rip through the woods. I think im going to make the switch to a 24 250xcw soon.

They’re 27’s. If you can swing 32’s I would because it is tight getting in and out of the rig. I pulled the trigger on the 27s because dell had 1440ps on sale for $200 a piece and it was too good of a deal to pass up. I could always back them up to make a little more space but I like having 180 FOV so I deal with the tight squeeze.

​@@elemento1991 can throw some caster wheels on them

Thanks man, its the Sim Labs triple monitor stand. I went with them because I liked the product a lot and it was in stock at the closest microcenter. The PC stand is actually a shelf from Trak Racer. I have a bit of everything because everyones stock seemed to be hurting when I was piecing it together. One huge perk I've had with the ASR that I didn't expect was that catching slides and avoiding spins is so much easier now with the super stiff chassis. My old cockpits wheel mount point had a lot of up and down movement during high FFB movements and it really messed with my driving more than I thought. Hopefully you see some of the same perks!

Thanks man. I used to love making videos in high school. Being older with kids and adulting it’s hard to find the time. We usually just get the bikes out and ride but I still try to on occasion. I bet it feels good to get back on a bike!

Thanks man. I’m trying to get better and riding and talking, it’s a lot harder than I thought it would be especially when you’re completely out of breath lol. I would’ve had some better footage of some fast trails if I didn’t knock my GoPro but hopefully I’ll get the kinks worked out after a few more vids. I’ve been having an absolute blast! We’ve ran side by sides for the past few years and I forgot how fun it was riding a bike.

I’m glad it worked out for ya. Make sure you put some kind of flange or something on the end kus when you decide to open her up it might blow the packing out the back, ask me how I know! lol

I had thought about that too originally because of the size of the outlets but the pipe coming from the headers is only 2.18” so you’re really only adding backpressure with % of the area the mid pipe is over. The math breaks down to only an 8% smaller area with the baffles in and with how free flowing these pipes are I’m sure it’s still substantially less back pressure than the factory system.

Thanks man, I subbed back. You have some awesome shots on your page! I’m hoping I can get pretty comfortable flying it after a while. A lot of us ride side by sides and it’d be awesome to get some chase shots of the buggies riding.

@@elemento1991 You'll absolutely love the Mini 2, I fly professional drones, but TBH, this is just an amazing piece of technology

@@DroneViewsMedia I agree, I was blown away by how well it shoots as well as the features it has for the price.

Why? I don’t see what it would hurt.

I would have been but it’s also what they used from the factory as well. I think they make a type of fiber tape but I didn’t have any.

@@elemento1991 The funny thing is after watching your video and asking that question. I looked at the packing, In the directions it says use masking tape lol I’m guessing masking tape just doesn’t burn up the way other tapes might burn up.

LA CHOPPERS LA-1210-24 1" x 24" Universal Baffle/Packing Baffle (Stainless Tube) www.amazon.com/dp/B0041C96H6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_XNWTBT3927BM0BQJ8PTG This is the tubing that I used. If your pipe isn’t a Toce make sure the inside isn’t a different diameter. Since the Toce Ys into a dual it’s smaller than most single outlets.

@@elemento1991 ordered thanks so much Zack.

You brought this video back from the dead man! lol I miss the old zinger

Yeah that tube worked great for me. Lemme know how it works for you! I like mine. I would weld a little flange on the end if you’re able. I ended up blowing my packing out after a while so I’m going to repack it and weld the flange on.

@@elemento1991 it's been great. I lost my packing on my first try, so I ended up sealing the space at the end with high heat JB Weld putty. Probably not as pretty as a welded flange, but its gray and deep enough that it's not hideous.

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@@HondasandHotSauce Just saw your picture comment man. She looks good!