We no longer sell them because our distributor stopped carrying them. The ones we sold fit the SM model just fine, and we have them on both of our SM project bikes, as shown in the photos and video. Maybe Lightspeed has changed them? I doubt it, not sure why they would. I'd call them up and ask why it says no SM model fitment.

In the US, the WR250X was sold from 2008 to 2011. The WR250R was sold 2008-2020. In Japan, they might have offered the X for a longer period than the 4 model years it was available here.

@@user-we5yo2yo1fyeah that sounds abt right. Great video btw. I do have to ask do u have a video explaining the difference between a mega bomb and a power bomb? Also u were talking abt the decel pops, did the pops start with the new tune and power commander or was it the exhaust? (I love the decel pops)

@@Melan.D MegaBomb is just slightly larger power bulge than the PowerBomb. On these bikes, don't really notice any performance difference between them. Don't really get deceleration pops, it's more annoying backfires, which typically come with the louder exhaust. The smog block off will get rid of that.

Details here: www.srmoto.com/2021/10/polisport-swingarm-protectors-for-the-honda-crf450rl-crf450l.html

@@user-we5yo2yo1f thank you. I was going to buy from you.

@@user-we5yo2yo1f that would be the same for the frame gaurds from acerbis too I assume.

@@coderedcamaro4812 We cannot get those particular swingarm protectors, that's why we don't list them in our on-line store.

@@coderedcamaro4812 Acerbis doesn't make a frame guard set for the CRF450L/RL or even the X. I have seen some people buying them for maybe the RX model, then modifying them to fit. I have not tried it though.

To me, the low slip top seats are a bit easier to keep clean than the gripper top seats. For some reason that gripper material just seems to want hold a bit more dirt and harder to get it looking new again.

I'm also curious as to where I need to install the running light adapters for my zeta handguard flashers. Thanks!

@@ReconNoob12 Location of the FRF is on the 1st page of the instructions that come with it. The running light adapters are wired in between the bikes front turn signal harness and the new LED wires. Typically up under the bikes headlight shroud where the stock turn signals are plugged in.

Typically 3 years. Also these are not chinese made kits, these are Made in USA, and 12oClockLabs stands behind them. We sell alot of their tail kits for this bike, as well as several other bikes, and rarely ever have any issues with them. Seem pretty bulletproof.

@@user-we5yo2yo1f I went a different route for now. Placed order last night for just the eliminator kit and plate light from you. Thanks for the reply.

Not sure what you mean. The aftermarket shift lever and brake pedal will still bend, it's not like they are fully rigid. Forged aluminum is just way more durable than the steel OEM parts. Plus the forged shift lever has a folding tip.

Products like brake pedals, shift levers, etc never seem to come with very much in the way of instructions. You basically remove the stock part and reverse the process to re-install it. As for the brake snake, we usually just wrap it around the frame right next to where it attaches to the brake pedal arm. Also, once you install the brake pedal, make sure your bright light lights up when you want it to, and adjust the switch if necessary. On that bike, I think there is a small dial just above the brake pedal that adjusts brake light activation.

Yes, I had to adjust the brake light switch. As far as their brake snake - this one comes with a small metal plate attachment ending - so it clearly was meant by them to attach to a specific point - except that they fail to mention which one. I ended up attaching it to a bolt holding a small black plastic cover in place nearby.

The 250L and 300L are very popular for supermoto conversions. Not everybody needs to 40+ horsepower to have fun.

Yes, you would need to re-jet the carb... soloracer.com/drzjetkit.html

@@user-we5yo2yo1f Thank you very much, brother!🤝

@@user-we5yo2yo1f Americans are cool guys, I didn't expect that they could answer so quickly. In Siberia, I'm watching you on drz400 am

No, it's stainless steel. Some of the FMF headers do that.

No, ours fits tight just like the stock seat.

The pulsing brake light is a safety feature, and is on by default. It can be disabled though if you don't want it on.

@@user-we5yo2yo1fthank you, I just looked it up and seen that it can be disabled.

Really LOL. We sell alot of them for the WR250R and CRF450RL, both dual sports. Some guys ride these bikes in terrain where a steering stabilizer can come in handy. We even have one on our CRF450RL supermoto.

We don't have scales. But I'm guessing 450-460.

Looks like DRC lists a different part number for the XT250, that bike requires a D48-02-535.

Sound is highly objective. The PC4 is the louder of the two by far, so if you want loud, go with the PC4. But alot of the dual sport and off-road guys prefer the Q4 since it's better to be quieter in the woods. We have the Q4 on our WR250X supermoto and took the spark arrestor out, so it's a bit louder but still not as loud as the PC4, so a nice in-between sound level, and still sounds good IMHO.

@@user-we5yo2yo1f If I could only find either of these now!

Not real sure since we never did that filter kit on it's own, but it's probably not going to run quite right since it will be taking in more air. But as mentioned, we never did that one on it's own so it's hard to say for sure.

We never tried the Yamaha center stand with it. AXP states that the skid plate is compatible with the SW-MOTECH and HEPCO & BECKER center stands but no mention of the Yamaha stand, so my guess is you might have to do some modifications to it.

Yes it will.

Check Seat Concepts website, they probably offer one for the older models.

Those are backordered right now, but you can sign up to be notified when they are available again here... soloracer.com/ktmmirrors.html

It's not a copy. Moose Racing has a private label agreement with AXP, and they import these into the US from Europe under the Moose name. Moose does this with a lot of their products. The skid plate is manufactured by AXP Racing. soloracer.com/crf300lplstskd.html