Boyesen power reeds test one

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  • Опубліковано 26 жов 2024

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  • @sargepeanut
    @sargepeanut 9 років тому +4

    You are so lucky to be have a nice little riding spot right outside your door!

    • @jetdr
      @jetdr 2 роки тому

      Same thing I was thinking, I used too have this when I grew up in PA. now its a 2 hour trip.

  • @MPDano
    @MPDano 11 років тому +5

    Sounds pretty good for an old skool bike. Keep em running.

  • @threewheelerdonuts8284
    @threewheelerdonuts8284 4 роки тому

    Nice three wheller!👍

  • @pitbull52331
    @pitbull52331 12 років тому

    thanks ive been think of putting them on my kx125 and also new pipe and silencer

  • @MikeSmith-ve2qu
    @MikeSmith-ve2qu 8 років тому

    I love the little 125 fun as hell.

  • @dominickjohnston5881
    @dominickjohnston5881 5 років тому

    All you guys bragging on his clutch skills don’t know a lot.... just simple stuff... Yes you don’t need to use the clutch for up shifting, but if you do NOT know how to do it properly then you will fuck up your gears, as for him “engine breaking” yeah you should always pull your clutch in, but when you’re going slow like bogging along you do not need too... and as for him going wide open and then letting off, he does need to but if you notice he blips the throttle so there’s oil in the motor.... it’s his bike ride it as ya please. I’m a sponsored rider and race both motocross and desert and I’ll tell you, I hardly ever use to clutch on the track unless I’m coming to a stop or slipping it in a corner because if I pull it in, I’m already at the next corner so there’s no point.

  • @kylebawkin5645
    @kylebawkin5645 11 років тому +2

    hey i noticed when you were shiftin you was using clutch? you only need clutch on start and stopping your get a lot fastor if you switch without clutch going through gears. i did the same thing untill i started racing and the guy told me that i only need clutch on start and stop. i got way fastor

    • @michael.filipenses4132
      @michael.filipenses4132 7 років тому +1

      kyle bawkin thats how you burn through clutch plates and mess up the trany faster

    • @JM-yx1lm
      @JM-yx1lm 6 років тому +1

      Joe Vizcalla oh bullshit. You wear out the clutch faster by using the clutch. Fact.

  • @william16339
    @william16339  12 років тому +3

    beter topend, ALOT more bottomed, and yes throttle responce

  • @rigguyjt
    @rigguyjt 5 років тому +1

    Engine braking = pre-mature worn out piston and scarred cylinder.

  • @2strokemachines648
    @2strokemachines648 8 років тому

    Dude nice bike!

  • @william16339
    @william16339  12 років тому

    sounds good

  • @joztunes69
    @joztunes69 7 років тому

    Kinda late watching this, but I had to re-jet my yz125 for my boyesen reeds and talk about a major difference from stock reeds

    • @hawmex1
      @hawmex1 6 років тому

      Joz Sports what jets did you get , how lean did you go?

  • @ZABBENKO
    @ZABBENKO 11 років тому

    Notice much difference ?

  • @pitbull52331
    @pitbull52331 12 років тому

    did it have more throttle response and more speed ?

  • @jacksonwheeler1423
    @jacksonwheeler1423 6 років тому

    hey question, my bike is running like shit and bogs bad, could it be reeds or something else? also my bike doesent pop like this this one sounds alot meaner (1999 Yz125)

    • @JeremyRed
      @JeremyRed 6 років тому

      Could be a cracked reed

    • @rigguyjt
      @rigguyjt 5 років тому

      Too lean

  • @jordanwilliams6820
    @jordanwilliams6820 11 років тому

    you should use clutch all the time, you don't Have to use the clutch when you up shift but you must use it every other time

  • @anthonysorensen189
    @anthonysorensen189 7 років тому +1

    Jesus Christ...... Stop with the engine braking. And get out of first gear.

  • @william16339
    @william16339  11 років тому

    huge

  • @william16339
    @william16339  12 років тому +1

    all it does it wheel spin lol

  • @calzonex
    @calzonex 7 років тому +2

    Engine brake😅