Big Bore Honda XR150L 0-88mph normal acceleration + highway cruise 222cc

In this video I’m taking off from a stop and showing 0-88mph; there is traffic in the way and because I’m still hitting limiter I have to tuck. I also kept running out of room ketchuping 🤣 to the cars in front of me. #honda #motorcycle #xr150l #crf150
Parts list:
Stock cdi box, stock limiter.
Diy cold air intake, 45 degree elbow and other parts purchased from SiliconeIntakes.com.
PWK30 purchased from Amazon for around $40 can be purchased from Aliexpress for at least half the price.
36/31 BRT Racing Big Valve “Super” Head.
Head came with intake manifold from SXParts.com-not listed on their website.
Stage 3 BRT Racing cam also bought from SXParts.com.
DVNYOP 70mm Cylinder Bore purchased from Aliexpress. I opened an account with the purchase and was able to get a promo deal for around $70.
70mm BRT Racing 11:1 Forged Piston also bought from SXParts.com.
iSTUNT Modify Racing Exhaust for CRF150 purchased from ebay.
18t front sprocket purchased from Sprocket Specialists.
46t rear sprocket purchased from MJ Corse.
Some of these parts may be out of stock but can be found on other websites.
This was on a mainly flat hwy and it was kinda windy.

[@dr.x4050]

Great demonstration. It looks like, with just the big-bore, the bike can cruise easily at 65mph.

[@DustySteel]

@@dr.x4050 thanks for watching! Definitely with just the big bore it’ll do 65mph. It would still drop going up really large hills though. The head really let it breathe up top.

[@DustySteel]

@@dr.x4050 I have my parts list in the description.

[@markbonneville5402]

So what would it get with just the sprocket I get 73 on as is. So id like to know what it get with just sprockets

[@DustySteel]

@@markbonneville5402 I’m not really sure honestly. I didn’t think it had enough power stock to have utilized the 18t or the 46t. When the bike was stock I tried to buy an 18t and couldn’t find one at the time that fit so instead I gave it more power. I also weigh probably north of 200lbs and am at an elevation of around 5500’, so that doesn’t help either lol.

[@DustySteel]

Thanks for watching and supporting the channel! Parts list with this 222cc setup is in the description.

[@RolandDeLossantos-hw3mg]

That is fast for an xr 150, but did u changed the connecting rod or your still using the original one? Thank u.

[@DustySteel]

@@RolandDeLossantos-hw3mg yeah I agree and I’m running out of gear not power. With this setup I was using the stock crank/rod. 222cc with a 70mm piston and a 36/31 head.

[@DustySteel]

@@RolandDeLossantos-hw3mg thanks for watching and subbing, if that was you!😎👍

[@Xr150hobbys]

I finally found the head u put on it but it’s out of stock Did u change the cam? R just big bore piston and valve

[@DustySteel]

@@Xr150hobbys yeah SXParts is sold out of the 36/31, are they sold out of the smaller size? If not then go with the smaller size one. I went with a stage 3 cam. The head came with the intake manifold. You can just search for a BRT Racing CR 150 head and you should be able to find them also on the bay website.

[@DustySteel]

@@Xr150hobbys I updated the parts lists in the description.

[@Xr150hobbys]

@@DustySteel thank so much I’m still unsure if I wanna do it’s but I wanna get pricing and parts and no not good enough to know what will work and what won’t

[@DustySteel]

@@Xr150hobbys if you join the fb group, @Katie Jackson is selling their kit because they want to go even bigger.

[@Xr150hobbys]

@@DustySteel I don’t have fb lol but thanks

[@ShanenDanaShoemaker-wf4tr]

Kewl! What are the mods to get here?

[@DustySteel]

@@ShanenDanaShoemaker-wf4tr I updated the mods list in the description. Thanks for watching!

[@DustySteel]

@@ShanenDanaShoemaker-wf4tr also thank you for sharing one of my early videos in a forum.

[@JamesWorrall-l1v]

Are you running it with the 18 tooth front sprocket in this video.?

[@DustySteel]

@@JamesWorrall-l1v yessir!! Thanks for watching! The mod list is in the description.

[@Yt_xrider]

Add stroke to it make it faster like 70/9 or 70/5 engines like that can be faster.Look at what they build in thailand.

[@DustySteel]

@@Yt_xrider thank you for watching! I’ve seen the +4.2mm and the +6mm ones. I’m not sure yet which one to go with. There are definitely more ways to make it go faster.😎👍

[@DustySteel]

@@Yt_xrider can you give me more specific keywords to search besides 70/9 or 70/5 engines? Nothing is showing for that when I search.