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New Beta 125 Or Gasser

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just about to buy a new bike and i cant decide which one!!. tryed gasser and its very flickable but dont know if the beta is a better bike. :D

cheers. <_<

Edited by north_yorkshire_lad

if you are an expert i reccomend a gaser because they are very lite and powerful. but if you are a clubman and want a smooth ride and a reliable bike then go with the beta. :D

lloyd price

Gasser for me , look at the results, the 125 GG is the best, reliable and cheap to run. Had 2 125's, on our 7th now (06 250) :D

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cheers and i do the expert course so it looks like its going to be the 06 125.

any one got any good tuning tips or ideas coz i was thinking of a high compression head and a kehin. any one got any sproket recomendations etc..

CHEERS!! :crying::crying::D<_<

Edited by north_yorkshire_lad

Alexz was on a 9 46 set up most of the year I think which he has gone up maybe to a 48 if I'm right. Think this makes the 2nd gear more usable and not so prone to bogging down. Keihin is a must apparently.

i tried a kehin on my 125 and it made the bottom end flat so i took it off. i run a 9-48 on my bike and it does make 2nd gear much more usable. also i reccomend that you put a thinner base gasket on the bike if you want more bottom end power. :)

Move this to the GasGas thread and keep the tuning tips coming.

There is a total lack of tuning information available over here. I going to regear my sons bike right away.

What are you running for jetting with a Dellorto carb?

Are you useing stock reeds or Boysen?

So a Kelhin Carb seems to be the way to go. The problem is whats with taking it down from 28mm to 27 or even 26mm???? Is this a sleeve or what?

how about putting a powernow in the Keihn, that carb came stock on kx80"s. The Powernow should increase the air velocity at smaller throttle openings. :)

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