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Is the oil pump mod more so for wheelies? I’ve seen people wheelie these things non stop and never have issues can you explain? I may do this to my 110 as all I do is wheelie
you're correct it really isn't necessary unless your holding super long wheelies, I don't even do long wheelies but I don't believe it will cause any harm, not a ton of research on the wheelie pumps so let me be a test dummy and say everything is still holding up! it just changes where the oil gets pulled from n we shall see how it goes.
yeah I’m not the greatest n im also aware that wasn’t that bad but I’m trying to get all this old footage out there to focus on new stuff so figured I’d upload it
Yessir thanks for the tip🤝🏻 it’s all a big learning process for me as last season was some of my first rides ever on a track, definitely gotta look further ahead though no doubt
@@MangoMitch you’ll get there . My moto days are long past me now unfortunately but i switched to surfing, feels a lot better to fall on water and not compacted dirt aha
@@MangoMitch always look ahead as much as possible and try to keep standing until you get closer to the apex of the turn, it’ll keep you in better control for situations like this one .
he almost flew over the berm which the video doesn’t do a justice but it’s atleast a 15 foot drop on the other side of that, the kid weighed like 135 pounds but his bike was over 250 on top of that another part of the track is just behind there
yessir I know!!! the 150 was all I could afford and helped me learn a lot. it is now sold though and I’m purchasing a new CRF250R in the next month or so!!
