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[Mnt.Tamer]

What is the best way to get the M/C to back shift. I have a 03.5 900 with a can and reeds, and a 162-2.5 track. the set up a lot of guys are running around here is a 60/52 helix with a green sno-pro spring, but I don't have good back shift. any thoughts? I'm running 70.5 weights
do I get more back shift with a tighter secondary spring?

 

[Arctic Thunder]

What is the best way to get the M/C to back shift. I have a 03.5 900 with a can and reeds, and a 162-2.5 track. the set up a lot of guys are running around here is a 60/52 helix with a green sno-pro spring, but I don't have good back shift. any thoughts? I'm running 70.5 weights
do I get more back shift with a tighter secondary spring?

First thing you need to do is junk that helix. Get a 51 degree or even a 49 and put in a red secondary spring in the second to loosest hole. You will never back shift a 60deg helix fast enough.

Also I like to runn 66 gram weights with the yellow white (stock) primary spring.

Thunder

 

[high time]

I use.....

I use a sno-pro green with 51 deg straight. That should work. I have had pretty good luck with the red/white and a 49.
Both are for high alt.

Owen

 

[Mnt.Tamer]

weights

I am running stock pipe with can, so I'm looking to run around 7450-7500 right?
I have a 51* and a 53* I will try the 51 this weekend. any more input?

 

[diirtbag]

check your rollers on the primary to make sure they turn freely,check your rollers on the secondary to make sure there not flatspotted to,then proceed with tuneing

 

[diggerdown]

I run a 51* with a Bikeman black spring (between a R/W and G), 67 gr. weights and stock T primary. Works good up to 10,000, above that I need to drop some weight.

 

[knuts82]

Try a cat 48/44 helix, I used it on multiple setups with cat rw spring in the middle hole it will backshift like crazy.

 

[Mnt.Tamer]

Thanks

I should of told you that I ride from 3500-7000 ft. and I mostly ride in trees and small shorter climbs. I have new springs and rollers in the both clutches, I will be out testing this weekend. thanks for the help, keep it coming.