Really love your videos, I'm 42 and stopped riding riding 20 years ago. Decided to dive back into it and bought a fully restored 2002 kx125, 144cc racing engine, lectron carb, v3 reeds, fmf fatty pipe , hydro clutch the works. Now if only I cab start to ride fast again hahah. But your instructional videos have helped me quite a bit and thanks.
Thanks for sharing, John! You new set up looks interesting indeed! If you want to learn more about technique, I recommend you to download my free eBook: masterclass.motocrossadvice.com/free-book
@@grahamlee8650 In order to get the bike more or less balanced I recommend to click the compression to the maximum and reb +4. The biggest problem is with the forks and they should be turned as stiff as possible, then you will find some balance. If this is not enough, I would consult with some mechanic (more oil could be an option).
@@MotocrossAdvice thanks you still looked very good despite it being soft I think with the right setup that could be the ultimate bike maybe a fx250 if they still make them could be a good inbetween bike.
So if i buy this expensive bike i need to change the forks so i can ride it properly on a track? I am a track rider who is looking for more freedom. What is my best choice? Thank you for the great video and hopefully you can help me out! Cheers m8
Curious what your dimensions (Height, weight) are, please, Martin? I am shopping Husqvarna either FE 250 or 350--upgrading from Suzuki DRZ 400S--and ride mainly technical enduro (and sand, on occasion). You said plenty of power, but I am about 95 kg and 1.88 m
Hi, Eric! Thanks a lot for your comment! I am 184cm and 78kg - so there is definitely a difference. To be honest, I would even prefer 350 if I were you. The FE 350 is still light, handles extremely well and in the same time has a lot of power. I am afraid that 250 will not be enough for you.
just the video i wanted to watch budd,, iv just bought a 2019 fe 250 for goin on the trails,, im a beginner so definitely the video i needed to watch and hear ur views,,, can u tell me wot gear ratio u recommend for trails,, previous owner of my bike has got 12 52 on it,, is that a good ratio for trails would u say,, cheers again 👍
Hey man! Thank you for your comment! Awesome to hear you joining the sport! I think 12, 52 gear ratio is good, but go and try - eventually you will find what best fits for your riding! Awesome to have you here on my channel!
Thanks man! Actually in Estonia we say it like this, but I hear a lot that in US it is pronounced Hosk-A-Varna whenever I watch Supercross Live or something. As I'll receive my new Husqvarna this week, I will fix this in my next videos :)
