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jcolorado

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  1. Where are you placing that oil?
  2. Where are you squirting the WD40 or oil when you hear the squealing noise? I just recently started having this problem. I looked at the fan on my 06 TXT 300 Pro and I don't see a good place to lube. A few people have mentioned squirting it under a rubber cap but the rubber cap on the back of my fan just covers the electrical connection and doesn't have any moving parts under it.
  3. I recently bought a 2006 Gas Gas TXT 300 Pro that has a leaky fork seal. I called my local shop and they want $250 to replace it. So I am going to try and figure it out on my own. I have been searching youtube and haven't been able to find a good "how to" video that shows all the steps from start to finish. Does anyone know of a resource that could help me get started?
  4. I am new to trials, really new. I just picked up my first bike this week. With that said I have a million questions but one of the most pressing is which gear should I be in. One of my friends that has been riding trials for awhile says he rarely gets out of first gear. I have read some tips that say you should be shifting up to third gear for getting over larger obstacles. Anyway, does anyone have a couple of tips?
  5. I find this confusing as well. I just picked up my first trials bike a few days ago. Do you feather the clutch at all on a double blip, or do you just leave it alone and use the throttle?
  6. I get the same thing. A few of my fingers on my throttle hand feel like they are locking up the morning after riding a lot. I have done some research and it all comes down to inflammation. I get the same thing if I do a ton of yard work with a pick axe.

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