SpaceCowboy

I've got a sketchy trailer you can use. It's ugly but it's registered and legal.

Darn, I'd like to join to get some help with my rfs, but that's valentine's day weekend. The boss probably won't allow it. Have fun! If a reschedule does happen, March 1 weekend is clear for me.

Here's a cool small bike loop. Stayed the night at Blair valley camp ground then rode this. Does the squeeze, then heart attack hill, then loops down near superstition. through some crazy alien like landscapes and hills, then Gas and lunch in Ocotillo, then back to camp along the S2 with optional side loops. I'm itching to get back and do it again. Goat canyon trestle trail is shown in orange, but I THINK it's hiking only. We skipped that part because it was just an out and back and we were chasing daylight, so I don't know for sure anza_borrego_2023_gpx.gpx My brother and I will attempt a modified version of this Feb. 1 weekend. Planning to start in Borrego springs, ride up Fillipe wash, out to superstition mountain, then follow these tracks to ocotillo for lunch and gas, then either up the S2 to loop around or backtrack back to Borrego Springs. Depends if we want more desert or street ride back. We'll be on 450s, we don't have big bikes Would be stoked to have ya'll out with us

cam chain rivet link was a pain in the butt. Didn’t want to buy the $100 special ktm tool, but was able to get the motion pro chain tool to work fine. Waiting on some oil filters before first start.

Interesting, The late 90's husabergs that pop up on craigslist definitely look like a similar engine. I never noticed that oil bath tub until now. Hopefully that oil bath keeps these cam rollers alive this time round!

Yes, keep us posted! I got the gobblers on my xplor fork and the adjustment is great, but these xplor forks really needs his midvalve upgrade for the high speed hits. Slower stuff the gobblers alone are fantastic. I wanted to try it in stages, but I should have just gotten it all done at once. I think your 24 forks come with a midvalve already installed so all you should need is the gobblers and his valving and you should have a great ride. Stoked to hear the feedback.

One step closer to a good trailer

Cool! Where will be her primary stomping grounds?

One box of parts closer to a working trailer

I'd love to learn! I've got a normal enduro, does anyone have a cost estimate for the most basic/cheap roadbook setup that I could equip for something like this?

Valves look fantastic. I'm thinking/hoping this bike was recently rebuilt with that new crank, piston, and valves. Also, the internet says this rocker bearing failure is uncommon on RFS bikes. Do ya'll think I should replace the bearings on the pre-owned rockers? Or only replace them if they feel crunchy or loose?

crank feels great. Piston got some wear, maybe ate some small metal pieces, but looks surprisingly nice. I've got a wosner piston on the way. And some ebay pre-owned rockers and cam and new gaskets too. I'll clean the bottom end out as well as I can, but won't be split the cases.

Disassembled bearing don't look right either

Something doesn't look right with that magnetic thingy

Something doesn't look right with that timing chain