Took a plunge... trying a PP LXR250 EFI

ChondaChondaChonda · 05-18-2017, 10:15 PM

The RaceTech spring for a 2012 KTM XC-F will fit the Fastace Pitster Pro LXR 250 shock:

The part number is 6325xx where "xx" is the kg/mm (stiffness) you desire.

Set sag at 33% with gear on. Without gear I am on my toes now. Seriously considering buying the spacers to lower it 2" correctly now. I'm not a MX guy and don't think I'll ever need more than 10" of travel. Plus I'm old and slow anymore. Falling down seems like less and less fun every year...

05-18-2017, 10:15 PM	#9
ChondaChondaChonda Join Date: Oct 2016 Posts: 547	It's official! The RaceTech spring for a 2012 KTM XC-F will fit the Fastace Pitster Pro LXR 250 shock: The part number is 6325xx where "xx" is the kg/mm (stiffness) you desire. Set sag at 33% with gear on. Without gear I am on my toes now. Seriously considering buying the spacers to lower it 2" correctly now. I'm not a MX guy and don't think I'll ever need more than 10" of travel. Plus I'm old and slow anymore. Falling down seems like less and less fun every year... __________________ 1993 CR125 powered by Zongshen 223cc OHC 2̶0̶1̶6̶ ̶L̶X̶R̶ ̶2̶5̶0̶ ̶E̶F̶I̶ ̶ Sold 2018 GPX Moto FSE250R 1993 Fantic Key-Roo 250
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