Rear Wheel Set Up/How Much Different Does it Makes?!

RideLove Adventures
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This video I spent some time and moved the rear wheel all away to the back a way from the engine by adding a link to the chain to make the bike more stable. #yzfamily #enduro #yz450f #yzy #yamaha250 #yamahayzfr125 #yamahayzf #dirtbike #dirtbikes #yz250x
So today I bought the YZR. I'm looking for some drama and this is the best weapon to give that.
It's kind of like the Jason Statham movie, The Crank, when the guy just constantly drinking
Red Bull and doing crazy ---- because it's so hype. So that's pretty much what that bike is
right now. I made some changes. I moved the rear wheel all the way back as far as I can by adding a
link to the chain. I want to have the bike more stable. Then I noticed the
I'm getting on pump and the grip it was kind of sticky a little bit I would say.
So I definitely recommend you to check yours because mine there wasn't had enough grease on
it. So now it's butter. So it's really really awesome. So you know if you have arm pump on
your right arm you may want to check that and put grease on it. But let's hop on it and you know see
see what we can achieve today. Alrighty let's get it started with the kickstarter.
I definitely can feel the change by moving the wheels back left of the bike.
And greasing the bubble is a huge improvement.
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The track is pretty dry, it makes it very difficult to go.
If I don't have the wheels smooth on the back, I definitely won't be able to save the other
one over there.
But the front did that.
Oh my god.
I'm used to the KTM smoothness.
Drama kid, drama kid.
This track is just always too much.
Oh my god.
Really got to find the flow.
Left the car this far.
Oh my god.
It's really hot over here.
It's already like 85 degrees.
So definitely need some water.
Need to see, definitely.
