Ohh yes. Watch my other videos. I've had some issue with that but only on flat open areas after 40 miles. I did over 40 miles of single track riding and had no issues since the bike was sloshing gas into the pump (Which is what they say. No issues if you're riding single track and bike is moving. The issue is riding flat areas where there is no sloshing around) but to be honest it's not as big of an issue as I thought it was going to be. If I'm riding 40 miles and over I pack a liter and a half of fuel in a bottle and not worried about it. Check my latest video!
Have you had any issues with this bike? I have an opportunity to buy this buy brand new. But I’m torn between the Yamaha WR250F and this 2024 husqvarna TE250 . What bike would you recommend?
Dude… absolutely zero issues other than the fuel pick up concern. Absolutely amazing bike and would recommend to anyone! Not to mention the suspension is like riding on a cloud! For trail riding I’d definitely go the Husky route.
SKDA! I wanted to preserve my OG stock ones. They are too nice to beat up so I went with factory grey radiator shrouds/fork covers and grey graphics. Make the bike look super good in my opinion and don’t have to worry about possibly messing them up!
Awesome thank you I am looking at the te and tx can't make my mind up. I am afraid the te won't have the get up and go I want. Does you 250 get up and go.
As long as the fuel is sloshing you should be fine. I’ve seen some guys run it to the bottom just because they were on single track. Getting down low and having to ride a fire road is a different story 😂 I definitely try to avoid riding that far without any extra fuel
There is a pickup relocation kit available for the tank
Yep! It’s really expensive for something that should have came standard lol
Any problem with the fuel pickup being up high, you can run out with fuel still in the side tanks,,,
Ohh yes. Watch my other videos. I've had some issue with that but only on flat open areas after 40 miles. I did over 40 miles of single track riding and had no issues since the bike was sloshing gas into the pump (Which is what they say. No issues if you're riding single track and bike is moving. The issue is riding flat areas where there is no sloshing around) but to be honest it's not as big of an issue as I thought it was going to be. If I'm riding 40 miles and over I pack a liter and a half of fuel in a bottle and not worried about it. Check my latest video!
How is the power
The power is great! Check out my other vids! There when you want it but super tame and linear
Have you had any issues with this bike? I have an opportunity to buy this buy brand new. But I’m torn between the Yamaha WR250F and this 2024 husqvarna TE250 . What bike would you recommend?
Dude… absolutely zero issues other than the fuel pick up concern. Absolutely amazing bike and would recommend to anyone! Not to mention the suspension is like riding on a cloud! For trail riding I’d definitely go the Husky route.
@@techlift_ fuel pick up concern? I may have missed this on your videos
how are the braktec brakes? it’s turning me off from it compared to the brembos on the xcw. but i like the husky better
They’re great man! I came from a 23 KTM 250 SXF that had Brembos and I can’t really tell the difference. The bike is great
Where did you get the grey graphics?? Looks good on te I know they come on the tx
SKDA! I wanted to preserve my OG stock ones. They are too nice to beat up so I went with factory grey radiator shrouds/fork covers and grey graphics. Make the bike look super good in my opinion and don’t have to worry about possibly messing them up!
Awesome thank you I am looking at the te and tx can't make my mind up. I am afraid the te won't have the get up and go I want. Does you 250 get up and go.
Ya but it is cheaper than being stuck in the mountains, pushing a bike miles up and down hills isn't fun
As long as the fuel is sloshing you should be fine. I’ve seen some guys run it to the bottom just because they were on single track. Getting down low and having to ride a fire road is a different story 😂 I definitely try to avoid riding that far without any extra fuel