what size sprocket are yall running on yall's 250r for some crazy wheelies?
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what size sprocket are yall running on yall's 250r for some crazy wheelies?
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Crazy wheelies? With no regard to top speed loss?Originally Posted by mattcruff
Run the biggest rear you can find and the smallest counter sprocket you can find. Also, a smaller tire like a 18 or a 20 will make your trike be geared lower then a taller tire.
Have fun, make sure those back brakes work well and have a good grab bar in case of looping over.
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back brakes?
who needs those?
i havent put any on it yet
lol
Grab bar.... well it almost ready, welded up some aluminum looks pretty sick need to grind some rough edges so i dont cut my self on the sides
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back brakes lol....i drove my trike without brakes since i bought it. Not the smartest but i was to lazy. Now its getting a frame off. Sorry this is no help but i couldnt resist!
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I'm talking about brakes for any other reason then it gives you a lot of control over your 'wheelies' and will save your ass, grab bar, rear plastics and silencer if you learn to tap it just before looping out to bring your front back down.
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yeah, definately know what you mean man. the motor is in some quad right now and i dont want to pay for brakes on it, because im gonna put the motor back in the trike where it belongs. (PO thought 4 wheels was safer) bu its just not as fun.
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looks like 12, 54 is the best i can do, i see one guy makes the rear up to a 58 though
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