SoCalMule

I should have clarified...CA Street Legal. I wish I had a 300 xc-w for the road!

Glad your back with your Austrian Princess Bags! We have been grooming your favorite haunts for you.

Trust stock jetting settings. Soaking jets in gun cleaning solvent over night and using a clipped wire from a large wire brush to clear holes works well, so is good gas and proper oil mixture ratios. Air box free of obstructions, air filter clean and serviced. New spark plug and good wiring.

Funny...

80% the rider 19% the bike 1% the white and orange riding gear

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Miss you Jim, sure looks nice there.

What a nice ride! Great photos. Thanks for posting. 🤗

I'm watching the exit point...I'm watching the exit point...I'm

E Bikes, 2T Enduro Bikes, oh my! https://auto.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/two-wheelers/motorcycles/after-husqvarna-ktm-adds-spanish-brand-gasgas-to-its-kitty/71317444

Good deal Chris!

And it all started when John Penton sold his little company...

Welcome!

Yuasa YUAM32X5B YTX5L-BS Battery $39.00 Amazon Prime free shipping. Replace mine in the 450 exc every other year just because. Starts well in cold temps! If I don't fill my water bladder to the very top...this battery is the same weight as the lithium model...go figure?

Already have a third of your miles on my rebuild just months ago. Must find a way to extend these service interval hours.

Wow!

I was running the same vintage fuel in my bike on that ride. Don't think it was a fuel issue.

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Yep!!!!

Hey guys, just returned from first ride after replacing chain and sprockets on my 07 KTM 450 exc and had a countershaft seal leak. Did some research and found that after market countershaft sprockets can be too thin compared to the KTM OEM sprocket with can lead to a seal leak. I did not know this. I purchased a new seal kit and OEM CS Sprocket and will let you know what the results are soon. Anyone have this issue in the past?

Will you be competing?

I agree about using the washer over and over. Think the leak issue is due to the RFS motor CS seal tolerances...they are finicky maybe?

yep, sans the crack!

No new bolt. I just purchased a new reusable thicker washer got one ride from it.

Yep, been running a 14T Renthal prior to the new 14T Renthal just installed; so, the leak is kind of weird. Found a 14T "KTM" CS Sprocket for replacement. I wonder If I can use the new Renthal 14T that is on the bike now with the new seal kit and have a dry CS? Might try it.