Update #2 - Sept 5th, 2024 - i ended up having to utilize my mechanic to finish installing the steering wheel because the junkyard that removed just the steering wheel had some trouble with removing just the steering wheel from the column or whatever. So anyway, the cruise control button on the wheel lights up but sadly still no dice on the dash, in other words there still is no cruise control light on the dash that lights up. I have an appointment at a shop next week to get it re-flashed, ans i guess all they do is "buy the rights to the vin" and then hopefully all it is is turn cruise control on: yes or no. If this doesnt work, I'll just give up, at least i got a new steering wheel out of this whole process.
@xlr8offroad20 сағат бұрын
@@starmaster191 a reflash to the BCM should enable the feature. With a drive by wire throttle, cruise needs nothing more than external controls to trigger it. Thanks for the update and please keep us posted!!
@starmaster19115 сағат бұрын
@@xlr8offroad Thank you!!!
@starmaster19114 сағат бұрын
@xlr8offroad yeah, I called a gm dealer and the chevy dealer yesterday and even the guys at the junkyard all said no it can't be done or it's too expensive or they don't think it could be done. I told them I watched a couple KZbin videos and even the owner of the junkyard said I might need to get it reflashed. if it doesn't work, at least I get a new wheel out of it.
@starmaster1912 күн бұрын
today, September 4th, 2024, i completed most of this job with a $50 junkyard steering wheel with cruise control off of a 2021 GM VAN onto my 2017 gm van. i had a little trouble with taking off the airbag and inserting something thin on either side of the wheel in order to dislodge the airbag. i eventually got that done. i then had a little trouble getting the airbag cord off with the little 2 orange clips, to pull up on those. i eventually got that done. i did not leave the nut on the steering wheel and i pulled and pulled and pulled and came back to it after a few minutes, and it came out kinda forcefully, I can see why one youtube video says to leave the nut on while pulling on the steering wheel. Anyway, I got that all done, and got the steering wheel main clip undone as well. I then cleaned on the clockspring cause it was dusty and cleaned the new wheel just cause. I clipped the steering wheel cruise control thing in and then clipped the main wheel thing in as well. I tried pushing the airbag in, but to no avail as it is still currently kinda loose and I may have to cannibalize a part or two from the old steering wheel in order to make sure that the airbag is in securely. on the bright side I tested it with the battery plugged in, and pressed the cruise on button and it lit up! I'll get it back from the mechanic tommorow so I can properly test whether I even installed the steering wheel the right way [considering the 2 front wheels were not pointing straight] and whether the cruise light on the dash lights up or not.
@xlr8offroadКүн бұрын
@@starmaster191 great feedback, thanks!
@mattmccallum28792 күн бұрын
Were you able to run the factory backup camera feed into the head unit? Also, how’s that boss receiver holding up? I’m looking into that same model myself.
@2WheelDerness4 күн бұрын
man... if that was hard hit... I think you never roll it over :)) Also, on my 2023 model it has metal clamps on that hose. But on 2023 RR it spills oil everywhere in airbox from the oil cap hole which drives me crazy...
@xlr8offroad4 күн бұрын
Definitely! Ironically, that was just the beginning...lol. My 2017 saw 300+ hours of hard enduro. It was looped, tossed, zinged, and crushed, but it was always reliable. It was such a tank!
@xsailor19705 күн бұрын
Awesome topic! If anyone wants to do their best regardless of their level of athlete/ hobbyist they need to consider hydration for these long time activities. Thank you for putting in the work and sharing.
@xlr8offroad5 күн бұрын
100% agree. Thanks for watching!
@voltar906 күн бұрын
I did exactly the same steering swap on my 2020 chevy express 3500 passenger van and the control work for mine too Thx for the video
@xlr8offroad6 күн бұрын
@@voltar90 fantastic!
@robmontana49718 күн бұрын
Did you ever ride your 24 back to back with your buddies 23" If so, thoughts? Thanks!
@xlr8offroad8 күн бұрын
Unfortunately, I have not. In July, I had shoulder surgery, so I'm off the bike until January. I definitely still plan to not only ride them back to back but also document them. More importantly, I want to get my friend's experience with both bikes as well. He's a very experienced GNCC & trials rider, so his input will also be valuable. Stay tuned!!🤟
@robmontana49718 күн бұрын
@@xlr8offroad Thanks!
@corysargent52349 күн бұрын
How many miles was the loop?
@andko0020110 күн бұрын
Great video. Thank you. What did you do with the smog box?
@xlr8offroad9 күн бұрын
@@andko00201 in the garbage bin long ago.
@andko002018 күн бұрын
@@xlr8offroad Really. I didn't know you can do that. Does it increase power? Why did you throw it away? Thanks.
@dirtbikehombre798710 күн бұрын
Sweet setup! Thanks for sharing. Plan on Keeping the shower and pressure washer water resevoirs independent?
@xlr8offroad10 күн бұрын
@dirtbikehombre7987 you're welcome! Yes, mostly because I still ride in the winter, so winterizing is a lot easier with the jugs after each use. It also makes it easier to control how much water I have for each purpose.
@olegk45513 күн бұрын
Do you know exactly what model of clutch lever is that? They have a few different styles on their website. One finger, two finger, three finger and even four finger levers. That one looks like a one finger lever. Also, does one really need a Tubliss system if only trail riding, muddy terrain or in the woods and never over rocky terrain with sharp edges?
@xlr8offroad13 күн бұрын
@olegk455 it is the 1 finger lever. As for Tubliss, it is definitely not a requirement. But the benefits are pretty big. The bike still rolls and makes it back to the truck with 0 psi, the added traction is insane, and the system is relatively low cost. One option would be to only add it to the rear, and run heavy duty tubes in the front. Hope this helps.
@starmaster19116 күн бұрын
Looking at getting a 2017 gm van that doesn't have factory cruise control. Would doing something as simple as swapping it with a wheel that has the cc on the wheel add cc to a vehicle that didn't come with it from the factory?
@utahdesertrider180617 күн бұрын
You lost me at spare starter. All these mods. There is a guy named Jimmy Lewis. He’s a pro rider, tester and all around super experienced guy. He often says, weekend guys put way to many mods, to the point of ridiculousness.
@xlr8offroad16 күн бұрын
@utahdesertrider1806 does your friend Jimmy race hard enduro without a backup kickstart? If he is an offroad guy, he probably hits the button at the start line once per race... Switches fail all the time. I'm not spending $900 replacing bolts with titanium here...lol. A backup start switch is a VERY common mod for hard enduro riders and is not remotely expensive or complicated. Every mod on my bike serves 1 of 2 purposes. Be more reliable to finish a race or be more specific to my riding style. That's it. No chrome graphics, cone valves, high compression heads, or custom pipes... It's pretty basic stuff here. Thanks for the input and discussion!
@Zulululu4x23 күн бұрын
Go fast!
@merwin61Ай бұрын
Sir, Thank you for this video. At 62 I am having to let go my 1992BMW GS/PD go for my back issues. I happened upon a 2017 DR200 and this just hastened me getting along with the age transition. Thank you for the very informative video and especially all the links. I already ordered the rack and the petcock. I very much appreciate the time you took to do the research and documentation with experience learned. All those that bash the younger generations for selfishness, you just proved them wrong. Good on you !
@JasonTheMunicipalMechanicАй бұрын
Could you tell me how many airbag simulators did you need?
@xlr8offroadАй бұрын
@@JasonTheMunicipalMechanic 2x. One for each side.
@lyackanicz1436Ай бұрын
Good job on the video. Glad you enjoyed the race. We work hard to put out a good course.
@xcridin5234Ай бұрын
what radiator braces are you running? awesome video btw
@xlr8offroadАй бұрын
@xcridin5234 Ptech. They are rock solid with some great features. They accommodate the 24 radiator shape for more clearance, and they have a built-in fan bracket for either SPAL or the Beta oem fan to bolt right up. Check out my mod discussion vid as I show the features first hand. Thanks for supporting the channel!!
@xcridin5234Ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad i was looking at getting the ptech for my new beta 300 but sierra motorcycle supplies said it would take several weeks for them to come from europe. where did you grab yours from?
@xlr8offroadАй бұрын
@xcridin5234 I ordered directly from Ptech and it took just over a week.
@mr1982daviesАй бұрын
offset footpegs iv been running them its defiantly something needed i found
@xlr8offroadАй бұрын
@mr1982davies I appreciate the input! Planning on a set of S3 Punk 5mm down, 5mm back.
@mr1982daviesАй бұрын
@@xlr8offroad no worries happy to help and give feedback on what I run on my 24 model 300rr racing
@drumwhackerАй бұрын
Guitar strings work very well, put a slight bend about 2" from the end and spin the jet against it with your fingers, slide it in and out and sight through it till it appears clear. Soak them in a small cup with a bit of carb cleaner in it before and after as many times as needed. Hit up someone for some used guitar strings.
@Maxpayn7895Ай бұрын
I dont understand why People put different spare parts on the bike like the second starter.. In this case you should also take a spare pipe, tire,... With you 😂
@xlr8offroadАй бұрын
@Maxpayn7895 Yeah, it's a balance of what will leave you sitting and added weight. But I will say, nothing worse than going from 1st to DNF because of a bike failure. Especially if it's a part that you could have easily carried.
@easternyellowjacket276Ай бұрын
I went to your KZbin site. Looks like you didn't keep the 125x for long and ended up getting a trials bike anyway, correct?
@xlr8offroadАй бұрын
@easternyellowjacket276 correct. The 125X was such a cool bike. But as my interest gravitated to riding and racing hard enduro exclusively, I've found that a trials bike was truly the ultimate trainer. It's been a few years, and I will say I chose correctly. There isn't a top rider that doesn't ride trials.
@easternyellowjacket276Ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad I bought an Electric Motion trials to train so I could set up a circuit to practice in my yard. It transformed my riding skills for my 450. Be that as it may, I've thought of grabbing a 125x because they looks so fun.
@xlr8offroadАй бұрын
@easternyellowjacket276 very cool! As for the 125X, it's a blast.
@dan-oe7yw2 ай бұрын
Rocket surgery?
@jonclements65812 ай бұрын
I race sprint enduros and harescrambles. I may just have to do this clutch mod to my beta. So far been a awsome bike. Much better then my 23 300.sherco, at least for me.
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
@jonclements6581 it's magical.
@woodsrider1172 ай бұрын
Nice!! Thanks for sharing!!
@woodsrider1172 ай бұрын
I think the biggest thing is a nice skid plate combo kit. Then it’s done. No spashes after that. Then a screen to block mud.
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
@@woodsrider117 I ran a Ptech skid plate/guard combo on my 2017 300RR for a few years. As you can probably tell, that guard gets used in hard enduros, but you don't see them a lot. There are a couple of reasons. 1. They vastly widen the front of the bike. In rock guardens and pinch type obstacles, they can be a real hindrance. 2. They collect mud. This can be combatted with a front screen, but a valid effort has to be made to keep mud out of them. 3. As you alluded, the weight adds up from mud, and when we race 6 hours, we want to enjoy as much of the light chassis as possible. The screeen helps with the bud but doesn't reduce clearance. For trail riding and amatuer riders, it's a great piece to start with. But as you will see, the higher class folks move away from them because of the stated downsides.
@woodsrider1172 ай бұрын
Ptech is nice guards
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
@@woodsrider117 they really are. Well designed and have taken some hard hits without bending so far. The cage like 1 piece design is the way 👌.
@woodsrider1172 ай бұрын
So a kicker,a ptech guard and no pipe dents. A screen and no mud gets caught . I guess you don’t like wrap around guards. Nice mako.
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
The Mako has been great for post carpal tunnel surgery.
@vincedaugherty96872 ай бұрын
Ditch the dual spark plug head for a single head. Aftermarket heads from 22-23 models seem to be doing the trick.
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
@vincedaugherty9687 There is a reason SmartCarb uses the DF metering rod (fatter bottom) and a richer base setting compared to all previous single plug designs that use an AQ-11. Additionally, there is no difference in stock Keihin jetting configuration from Beta between the 23 single & 24 dual plug bikes, which I find interesting.... My 24's Keihin had some rich running issues stock, which came down to a wrong needle clip position from the factory and possibly a stuck float. I ran into having too much unburnt fuel in the engine, which fouled plugs every time there was a tip over as the fuel came down on the plugs in the head. Once getting that cleaned up, I have had no issues with the Keihin or the SC2 on this bike. The smooth off idle torque of this engine is different. It's different than my 17 with an S3 head. It's different than the 23 Race Editions I've ridden. Trials riders spend countless hours tuning initial torque feel from off idle conditions. This is where I feel the 24 shines. This is also where the pro hard enduro rider that rode my bike felt the difference from his 24 Husky. "It's a little more buzzy, but the low end is so smooth. Stronger down low than my bike. " It's possible that the dual plug design is more sensitive to the jetting. Additionally, I moved away from the expensive irridium and switched to a CR7EB with the same great results. It's about half the cost of the rare OEM plug. It's worth noting that I only ride and race hard enduro. I'm a top 40+ B rider, and I'm definitely not fast. For my uses, the dual plug is excellent. My .002. I will be making a video on this for sure.
@chadrides914Ай бұрын
My dual plug 24’ beta runs flawlessly. 43 hrs. Not a hitch. Lfgooooo
@Parzival7952 ай бұрын
My beta race came with a spare blue MX number plate incase I wanted to change it out
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
Likely an effort from your dealer. Well done on their part for sure.
@bbarker57662 ай бұрын
Why didn't you go with the skid plate from Ptech? It has a piece of heavy duty plastic riveted to the bottom. I bought a 2018 300 RE and it had one on it with a pipe guard. I took it off because it weighed almost 5lbs. I left it off because I don't do hard enduro and didn't see the need to have it on.
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
I ran a Ptech on my 2017 300RR for a few years. As you can probably tell, that guard gets used in hard enduros, but you don't see them a lot. There are a couple of reasons. 1. They vastly widen the front of the bike. In rock guardens and pinch type obstacles, they can be a real hindrance. 2. They collect mud. This can be combatted with a front screen, but a valid effort has to be made to keep mud out of them. 3. As you alluded, the weight adds up, and when we race 6 hours, we want to enjoy as much of the light chassis as possible. For trail riding and amatuer riders, it's a great piece to start with. But as you will see, the higher class folks move away from them because of the stated downsides.
@stevenllewellyn89062 ай бұрын
Nice riding man! You were in front of me through that first bottle neck where the tape was ripped. I did way better at locked & locked. Got an hour of sleep For tlr Friday night. Finished it in a little over 2 hours. Rode terrible lol. Still had fun. Shotgun I made it almost to the 4th check point and I had a mechanical. I felt great for that.
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
Thanks! Same for me. Locked & Loaded was a much better race for my style. 4th check is awesome! That place is gnarly!
@davidmcallister45642 ай бұрын
Can you still fit a passenger with the rack installed?
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
I haven't tried, but I would say not a bigger person. A child or small female, possibly. The runners will limit leg room. If a passenger is key, go with the smaller tail rack.
@davidmcallister45642 ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad thanks, I like the setup btw.
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
@@davidmcallister4564 happy to help!
@throttlefondler49172 ай бұрын
Looking good on that new bike!
@surfpr7272 ай бұрын
Thank you very much for this excellent review, you’ve shared with us very important information about this product. I own a 2022 beta 300 RR, and I’m having the donation or knocking issues. Do you think that the smart carb will help with this issue?
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
Possibly. Detonation and what some people call pipe bang can be caused by fueling. If there is a knock in the low rim, that can be piston slap. Beta's have a little rattle down low that most owners identify as normal. My 17 had it and my 24, but unless it's very pronounced, I wouldn't worry too much. Detonation can also be caused by fuel quality. What octane are you running, and what oil mix? I run 93 ethanol free at 50:1 with a low flashpoint oil like Motul 710 or Liquimoly. Additionally, you could try cutting a tank with Race gas to see if it removes the symptom. If it does, you will know for sure it is your gas quality and not the actual fuel delivery via carb. Next question would be, have you gone through your Keihin and jetted to your location? If not, double-check all the jets and needle clip position. Mine was off 1 clip position from the factory. Yes, the Smart Carb fueling down low is better to me. It's smoother off the bottom and cleans up some of the surge that comes from the Keihin transitioning through circuits. Some people say it takes the "hit" but it really just changes the throttle progression. Hope this helps
@DollyAndFamilyGetOutAndRide3 ай бұрын
a very nice video and a great build. I have a 2013 and I'm thinking to put the same bars and on mine that you had on your wife's. How did she like them after she rode for a while?
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
I admit, she didn't spend alot of time on the bike after the mods, but she did like the bars for sure!
@olliechristopher4673 ай бұрын
Nice build. You might want to put your Acerbis front pull under your triple. That way it does not slip up when using it. you can use a zip tie to keep it secured in place (to keep it from slipping down when riding).
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
Honestly, I have used the strap both ways. I like it on top of the lower triple for a few reasons. 1. The length of the strap remains the same, which is easier to grab when needed. The loops don't sag or work their way down even when it has a zip tie. 2. They stay clean. Small, butit does keep them from rotting over time as the material gets continuously saturated. 3. I have never had an issue with them sliding up when running an MX plate. Because my headlight is removed, there are no rubber ring straps to hold it in place. Frankly, the pull strap could slide to the top, and it wouldn't hurt a thing. I appreciate the input and channel support!!
@olliechristopher4672 ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad Right on. Main thing is it's just how you like it. Very impressed with your setup I'm still rolling on my 2012 498 pushing 400 hours. These are very reliable bikes.
@jimsteele71083 ай бұрын
So I did order a cycle rack for my 2018 and I really do like it. Thanks for the link on that. I also upgraded to a 16 tooth front sprocket, made the bike act the heck of a lot more like a street bike, which is my primary source of driving. Really took the vibration out of the handlebars at 55.
@jimsteele71083 ай бұрын
I am preparing for a trip from Minnesota to Oregon
@jimsteele71083 ай бұрын
Heidenau ultra high mileage tires also make a big difference. Glad I bought them.
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
@@jimsteele7108 great feedback! Thanks!
@jimsteele71083 ай бұрын
Hi, thanks for the video. Question for you. Did you splice into a hot wire or was there an auxiliary wire you could plug into for your USB install?
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
I added a fused wire back to the battery. This way, I wasn't splicing, and it was easily removeable if needed.
@jimsteele71083 ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad thanks for your response. I did the same thing. The last thing I need is a short up underneath the headlight.
@rtbt81853 ай бұрын
How do you like the trail tech voyager bud?
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
For what it was, solid unit. Leaps ahead of the oem unit.
@rtbt81853 ай бұрын
Just re watched section. You have trail tech vapor, not voyager w gps to make clear for future readers
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
@rtbt8185 good catch! It had been so long, I forgot the model. Yeah, the basic version. Thanks for the clarity.
@rtbt81853 ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad no prob man. Good vid. I have a ‘23 250RR I’m getting ready to remove OI in cause the light came on, but still smoked and ran normal, just want it out of the equation
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
@@rtbt8185 wise move.
@williampicone50343 ай бұрын
Beta replaced my swingarm. Bad casting. Cross sectional Wall thickness on these is too thin. Not sure if its bad design or poor quality casting. Fabricated build swingarms are far better in my opinion at the expense of a little more weight. If you buy beta you get these shitty swingarms and lousy suspension.
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
That's wild! I will say, my 2024 does seem more refined. Whether it withstands a couple hundred hours of hard enduro will determine alot...lol. Cheers!
@richpalfreyman32403 ай бұрын
Hi. What is the electrical connector you used to connect the thermoswitch to the fan itself? This looks far superior to the Beta OEM connector.
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
Unfortunately, it isn't. I have an assortment of different sized shrink tubes. This is simply 2 spade connectors with shrink tube on each one plugged into each spade. Then, I took a larger shrink tube and pushed it onto the outer base of the sensor. I have been on the search for an actual plug but have yet to find one. If I do, I'll likely do a vid or a short on it.
@surfpr7273 ай бұрын
Great and. detailed video. Very good information!I bought a 2022 300RR. Have you had detonation on your 300's? Do you think is a jetting issue? Can a compression head or a Smartcarb help me with this issue? I appreciate your help!
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
I've only experienced a slight pinging on my 2017 when using the S3 high compression head. This is with 93 octane ethanol free. The smart carb definitely seems to smooth out the engine. Pre-detonation can occur from too low octane fuel, too high compression, too much ignition advance and too high cylinder temps. I would recommend cutting your mixture with some race gas to see if it cures the symptom. If it does, you can adjust accordingly. If it doesn't, look into your jetting. Ensure your carb is clean & floats adjusted to 7mm per the manual. The factory jetting chart is pretty close.
@surfpr7273 ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad Thank you so much for this great advice! Keep videos coming!
@jasonyates87963 ай бұрын
The spare starter is unnecessary. The bike will pop start very easily if needed.
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
Unless there is a technique I don't know, bump starting in a gully with rocks the size of my coach isn't going to be easy. On that note, the bike is getting a kick starter as a backup, too. 😉
@jasonyates87963 ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad much better idea with the kick start.
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
@jasonyates8796 agreed. I forgot to add it to the discussion as a "future mod." My 17 had a kick start, and it saved me a few times. I'm glad Beta still gives the option for the kit.
@jasonyates87963 ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad I don’t think they will ever do away with that. It’s one of there biggest features.
@AdamCoffey8283 ай бұрын
Interesting info on the clutch, I ll have to try that! But these clutches are so easy and smooth already, especially if you had a bike with a cable clutch before. Have you seen the Polisport rotor guard? It’s a lot more rigid than the acerbis and you can get fork shoe protection as well.
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
Thanks for the input! The standard clutch definitely isn't terrible. For me, I need as much control and consistency as possible for a 6 hour hard enduro at race pace. As for the Polisport, I'll definitely check it out! With the fork shoe guard, Acerbis makes them but they didn't live long. I had to trim away material to get them to fit with the rotor guard and the axle handle on the other side...lol.
@AdamCoffey8283 ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad oh I agree standard is good but if it can get better I’m gonna try it. I don’t get to ride enough to be in tip top physical shape. I think a lot of the guards require trimming for that axle pull. Are you planning to race the Tennessee knockout?
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
@AdamCoffey828 Right on. Unfortunately, I'm not. I'm having shoulder surgery in June, so I will be off the bike for the rest of the race season.
@AdamCoffey8283 ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad ah dang that sucks!!!
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
@@AdamCoffey828 yeahhh, I'll be back better and stronger 💪! My goal is to win 40+ A for the East series. Tall order, but I'm ready to put in some work!!
@bbarker57663 ай бұрын
Good deal dude. Congratulations on he great ride! I have a few friends that go to the hard enduros. I hope to make it to one this year.
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
Much appreciated! 10 out of 10 would recommend!
@COD54823 ай бұрын
Nice way to store an extra lever
@stevenllewellyn89063 ай бұрын
You doing the Keystone Challenge next weekend? Maybe I’ll see you there. - Your fellow B class scrub.
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
Yepper! I'll be behind ya in 40+B. Gotta make that top 130 for the Main event! I plan to start a movement for them to just let everyone race the Main. Ya know, like pretty much EVERY other race in the series.
@stevenllewellyn89063 ай бұрын
@@xlr8offroad awesome! I’ll be 40 in 2 years or Else I’d be rite there with you. I’m not prepared as usual but I do better every year and I have fun so 🤷🏻♂️. I’m running the qualifier and LCQ but not the TLR main even if I made it. Saving myself for Monday haha. See you there man!
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
@stevenllewellyn8906 right on! Yeah, man, L&L is the real treat!! See ya there, and safe travels!!
@byronkibby8083 ай бұрын
Love the video very informative. I have a 250 Beta. I would like to go to the softer clutch Spring Setting you said you had no clutch slipping issues. Saturday 8:01.
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
Thanks! Correct, no slipping to date. This is after about 25 hours of riding and 2 hard enduro races with plenty of serious hill climbs. It's super easy.. Lean the bike on its side, remove clutch cover, loosen clutch bolts, and rotate "ring" so the bolts are now in position 1 (soft) from position 2 (standard). You will definitely feel a lighter pull after.
@xlr8offroad2 ай бұрын
@byronkibby808 update, 4 races and 42hrs. Lots of hill climb practice now, too. Zero slipping. 😉
@rayvee4823 ай бұрын
Great ride..! Looks amazing. I live in the mountains of Idaho and just got a ‘24 300rr Race. Is that what you’re riding here?
@xlr8offroad3 ай бұрын
Thanks! The new race is a great bike! The race took place at Kairos resorts which is on the border of VA & WV right in the Appalachian mountains.