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I got the bike for 700 dollars and it's fine for a play bike rlly strong I need to know how much oil to mix I've heard 4 oz to 1 gal but i don't know and it dosent want to ride a wheelie so is it I'm running the wrong sprocket size I'm running a 51 now and I have a dent in the header pipe and it has been welded so how would I get that out I've heard of freezing it but it can crack the pipe so yea but I don't wanna heat it and it explode so what do I do?
If u could leave a comment or whatever it's called thanks have a nice day
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I'm not a two stroke guy but most of those older bikes ran around a 30:1 ratio I think, some of the newer ktm's run 50:1, I think it depends on the oil too. As far as the gearing goes I run 13/50 on my 250F and I have to pull pretty hard to bring 'er up in 4th, I'd think 13/52 would be good gearing for a 125 smoker, and the dent in the pipe is easily fixed with a spot welder and a dent puller with some heat applied to the pipe so it doesn't crack when you use the dent puller ( the pipe won't explode, you can take it off the bike if you want)
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Run a 32:1 or 40:1 mix those are the best and most common mixes, as for the wheelie i dont think its the bikes gearing or mixture you just need to get used to the bike and find the balance point.The sword is more important than the shield, and skill is more important than either... The final weapon is the brain. All else is supplemental.
-2006 CRF230F
-1994 KX250 SOLD!
-2007 KX250F
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