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Video of my Hawk (30mm Mikuni, 17t)
Totally forgot there was a dedicated video/picture area... :doh:
Anyways, here's a video of my hawk! Lots of fun with the 30mm mikuni and 17t sprocket. :tup: Just messing around in the backyard. Only power wheelies! No clutch ups. ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRpxRPjVEvI |
Great video! Wheelies, even!! I do think you need to make some more hills on the property, and perhaps consider a couple ramps over the pool for jumping purposes...
How is your carb set up jet-wise? I take it you still have the 50 t rear sprocket? |
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Its jetted 20/115 now, but I think I'm gonna move it to 25/110. When its warm outside it seems to run worse on the top end, but the idle seems to get better. Yup! I have the 45t on hand, but I really like it the way it is now. :) |
Dude! Your bike is riding great!!
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That's a nice video. I'm glad you are enjoying your Hawk. :)
What camera are you using? |
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00VE5YTKC..._W1ujxbRBFD43Z Thats the guy, not the best quality, but waterproof and compatible with gopro accessories! Comes with a ton of accessories as well. :tup: |
The power wheelies are impressive. I guess the extra 23cc makes all the difference. I have a 223 that I might just bolt into my bike.
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30mm Mikuni Carb
So, got myself the 30mm Mikuni carb, for my 2015 Hawk 250...and have never installed one myself. Anyone have any tips/tricks for the install? Tool list?? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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You might want to post this question under 'dual sport' as well as find 'motocheez' on youtube. I believe he has a webisode on the topic (his videos are all about his Hawk 250). He is a member here, as well, but his videos show you what to do.
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Thanks for the info. I have been reading and watching all the Modification Videos. So when I get my Hawk I will have a good ideal what all I need to do to it so It will run right. Really enjoy working on and building motorcycles.
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My needle is one the 4th spot down from the top, and my pilot screw is... somewhere.:hmm: Lol. I was getting so fed up I just kept adjusting it around until the bike idled well. I figured if I have to take it apart ill just count the turns in if I want to reset it back. The bike felt very punchy with the 110 and the other settings the same, I think it was running too lean though. I went up to the 112.5, and it made it a little less punchy, but I think im in a safer range. |
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