A cheap but good setup to fill your shocks with nitrogen at home for out motocross dirt bikes. Donate Race Fuel link... www.paypal.com... Thanks for watching! upallnight91@hotmail.com
You came through!! Dude you are a hidden a gem for dirtbike content on TH-cam!!! Really man, all your videos are awesome, no flashy graphics, or silly gimmicks and skits. Just straight up good info, keeps me entertained! Thanks man!
Sweet setup. This was always a mystery to me. Could have used this for my MTBs and pool vacum (trolling motor) as well! LOL. BTW she looks like a good egg layer!
air is 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% other. Air alone will work in the short term but long term the oxygen breaks down the bladder and things come apart. I have seen it for myself. There are some who say the oxygen can turn it into a bomb lol, but I haven't seen that myself.
Nitrogen doesn't change pressure with different ambient temperatures. Ever notice that after winter and summer you have to adjust the air pressure in your car tires. Also used in racecars to prevent over pressure in tires after they get hot. Regular air expands when heated Nitrogen doesnt.🏜👍
BunnyMan! For a new rider... These new bikes come setup out the box very close to what is acceptable for the average rider. So for a new rider its probably better to just ride it bone stock right out the box. At least till they become good enough to start knowing more of what they want or need from the bike.
@UpAllNight91 That's what I was thinking but was unsure. My cousin just started riding and got a new bike talking bout he need suspension work and he could win races😂😂😂😂😂 He don't care nothing bout practicing just suspension He raced with factory settings on suspension and came in 17th place outta 18 riders. He went and got suspension done and came on 18th place outta 18 riders.
@@bunnyman6321 Ahahahah! Right! Having your suspension done these days is sketchy. You better know that the guy truly knows his stuff because its not easy to make it better than how they are coming out of the box anymore.
@@bunnyman6321 LoL. Well I'm not a revalve god. I havent out in enough time on revalves to have that magic. But I can surely get a 2 stroke cylinder head right!
Hey man do u have any spots to check for a air leak on yz 125 I’m running all stock jetting with a 470 main and my plug still looks white ish 32:1 motul 800
You can spray brake cleaner all around the reeds, cylinder and all that while the bike is idling. If the idles changes when you blast the spray in a certain area then your leak is there.
You came through!! Dude you are a hidden a gem for dirtbike content on TH-cam!!! Really man, all your videos are awesome, no flashy graphics, or silly gimmicks and skits. Just straight up good info, keeps me entertained! Thanks man!
Thanks brother! And your welcome!
NICE perfect for tires too.
For sure would be prefect for tires too. I been tempted lol
Another great video!!!
Thank you sir!
Sweet setup. This was always a mystery to me. Could have used this for my MTBs and pool vacum (trolling motor) as well! LOL. BTW she looks like a good egg layer!
Oh yeah, surely she makes great eggs. I thought about using the nitrogen for my car tires but then I thought will that might empty my tank fast lol
Keep it up brother! I swear your my long lost brother,, i am miles away and rebuilding my cars and toys love your videos
LoL, Oh yeah! Feel ya there. Cars, Trucks, Bikes... Crap I'm a gear head lol
🏜👍. As always
Thanks Bradley!
air is like 95% nitrogen, and works fine, purified nitrogen is a scam.
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air is 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% other. Air alone will work in the short term but long term the oxygen breaks down the bladder and things come apart. I have seen it for myself. There are some who say the oxygen can turn it into a bomb lol, but I haven't seen that myself.
@@UpAllNight91an old, slow trail rider that is now in his 80s has used air for years. but he was old and slow when i met him 25 years ago too.
Nitrogen doesn't change pressure with different ambient temperatures. Ever notice that after winter and summer you have to adjust the air pressure in your car tires. Also used in racecars to prevent over pressure in tires after they get hot. Regular air expands when heated Nitrogen doesnt.🏜👍
@@DougTunnler 😅
Do you recommend a new rider with no experience getting a new bike get their suspension done or just use the factory settings?
BunnyMan! For a new rider... These new bikes come setup out the box very close to what is acceptable for the average rider. So for a new rider its probably better to just ride it bone stock right out the box. At least till they become good enough to start knowing more of what they want or need from the bike.
@UpAllNight91 That's what I was thinking but was unsure.
My cousin just started riding and got a new bike talking bout he need suspension work and he could win races😂😂😂😂😂
He don't care nothing bout practicing just suspension
He raced with factory settings on suspension and came in 17th place outta 18 riders. He went and got suspension done and came on 18th place outta 18 riders.
@@bunnyman6321 Ahahahah! Right! Having your suspension done these days is sketchy. You better know that the guy truly knows his stuff because its not easy to make it better than how they are coming out of the box anymore.
@UpAllNight91 In other words send it to UP All Night 91
@@bunnyman6321 LoL. Well I'm not a revalve god. I havent out in enough time on revalves to have that magic. But I can surely get a 2 stroke cylinder head right!
Hey man do u have any spots to check for a air leak on yz 125 I’m running all stock jetting with a 470 main and my plug still looks white ish 32:1 motul 800
You can spray brake cleaner all around the reeds, cylinder and all that while the bike is idling. If the idles changes when you blast the spray in a certain area then your leak is there.
@@UpAllNight91 could it be float bowl gasget
@@user-ue3ku6qb3j thats would only leak gas
@@UpAllNight91 oh ok what about the seal ontoo of slide
@@user-ue3ku6qb3j I would try the brake cleaner or carb cleaner spray trick if you feel there is a leak.