My rims are 17 front and 14 rear. You will know the size of tyre by the writing on the side of it. It will say something like 100/80 r14. That will give you the correct tyre size you need
Hi, I use 10w40 semi synthetic oil in mine and change it roughly every 100 miles or 5 hours. I wouldn’t be a believer of breaking in an engine too gently. Just get her up to temperature about 3 times without revving it too high and let it cool down completely each time. Change the oil fairly soon after this as you will find a fair amount of metal filings in it due to it being new so it’s usually nothing to worry about. I hope this helps you out and enjoy your new bike!
@@DarrenMcKinney1 sorry I should of been more specific with my wording, I meant what brand of oil do you use in yours ? That's good to no thanks for the reply. I was thinking of getting a magnetic sump plug to catch the shavings but I'm to eager to wait for it to come now without riding it
@@therathunter1814 ok. I use comma 10w40 semi synthetic oil in it at the moment but if you wanted to put in a really good oil I would use any of the Motul 10w40 oils. They are all good. I use the 300v racing oil when I’m looking a better oil as we keep it in our local motor factors but it can be expensive. But as I said any of the motul 10w40 range will be good enough
@@DarrenMcKinney1 what position on your rf is the choke on as its the first bike with a choke like this. It has 3 positions up, middle, and down. Usually it's just up or down
You would have to reseal anyone you adjust unfortunately that why I adjusted first. It’s not something you have to do much though as I’ve only done it once and then put 600 miles on it and they’re still fine
Yeah sure. I will get it added on the video shortly too. www.demon-tweeks.com/uk/michelin-pilot-street-449960/ You may have to select the tyres from the scroll down menu but the rear size I used was 100/90 x 14 (57P) And the front tyre was 100/80 x 17 (52S). There stock is a little low at the minute but if you have any trouble let me know and I can find another site that has them.
@@rodneypascual2078 oh ok. I see what you mean now. No I didn’t have to buy that. It came on the bike but I’d imagine most pit bike ones are the same and should be easily got online
@@DarrenMcKinney1 yes.. and my 1 piece of that was missing.. and i need a pair of that to put on my pit bike.. thats not easy to find.. im asking every motorcycle and parts shop.. they dont have like that..
Hi there, the video is great!
Do you have any issues with the rim lock leaking?
Thanks for your help,
John
@@JohnJez hi John. No with carefully using the sealer I never had any leaks at all
@@DarrenMcKinney1 Hi Darren, thank you for the info, do you put sealer under the rim lock?
Thanks, John
What size are your rims? How did you know what tires to buy for them
My rims are 17 front and 14 rear. You will know the size of tyre by the writing on the side of it. It will say something like 100/80 r14. That will give you the correct tyre size you need
80/100/12 rear and 60/100/14 front please where can buy these size
Try oponeo.co.uk. They should be able to get you theses tyre sizes
Hi mate I have
Front - 70/100-17
Rear - 90/100-14
Do you knows where I will find a set
For my front I got a 70/90-17 and waiting for a 90/90-14 but my front works fine I use my tube I got with it but it working fine
Hey man I seriously need your help if you can be so kind I can't not find a 3.00 - 12 supermoto tire anywhere
Wish I would have used sealant lol I’ve used gutter sealant before but my rm85 didn’t go to well lol
Hi, What oil do you use in your pitbike ? Plus how long do you recommend going easy to break in a brand new m2r rf140
Hi, I use 10w40 semi synthetic oil in mine and change it roughly every 100 miles or 5 hours.
I wouldn’t be a believer of breaking in an engine too gently. Just get her up to temperature about 3 times without revving it too high and let it cool down completely each time. Change the oil fairly soon after this as you will find a fair amount of metal filings in it due to it being new so it’s usually nothing to worry about.
I hope this helps you out and enjoy your new bike!
@@DarrenMcKinney1 sorry I should of been more specific with my wording, I meant what brand of oil do you use in yours ? That's good to no thanks for the reply. I was thinking of getting a magnetic sump plug to catch the shavings but I'm to eager to wait for it to come now without riding it
@@therathunter1814 ok. I use comma 10w40 semi synthetic oil in it at the moment but if you wanted to put in a really good oil I would use any of the Motul 10w40 oils. They are all good. I use the 300v racing oil when I’m looking a better oil as we keep it in our local motor factors but it can be expensive. But as I said any of the motul 10w40 range will
be good enough
@@DarrenMcKinney1 what position on your rf is the choke on as its the first bike with a choke like this. It has 3 positions up, middle, and down. Usually it's just up or down
@@therathunter1814 yeah its like a half choke in the middle. Mine is full up for choke fully on and down for fully off.
Where did you find your tyres, I can't find them anywhere
Give me the sizes of your tyres and I will find a set for you which will be able to be delivered to you
@@DarrenMcKinney1 I've got the same bike as you and my wheels are 17/14
@@DarrenMcKinney1 I have the M2R RF125 and yours is a 160
@@barriecorcoran6812 yeah read the numbers off your tyres like 100/90 for example and I’ll find a set for you
Did the small sprocket increase top speed
What's your front and rear tire dimensions?
what happens when you need to adjust spokes?
You would have to reseal anyone you adjust unfortunately that why I adjusted first. It’s not something you have to do much though as I’ve only done it once and then put 600 miles on it and they’re still fine
@@DarrenMcKinney1 okay thanks, did u need to add sealant around the rim lock?
@@ryke4552 yes add sealant around anywhere there is a hole through the rim
can you give me link to that tyre
Yeah sure. I will get it added on the video shortly too.
www.demon-tweeks.com/uk/michelin-pilot-street-449960/
You may have to select the tyres from the scroll down menu but the rear size I used was 100/90 x 14 (57P)
And the front tyre was
100/80 x 17 (52S).
There stock is a little low at the minute but if you have any trouble let me know and I can find another site that has them.
@@DarrenMcKinney1 thanks
If your in the uk just go with a set of mags and slicks from stomp spares, I got mine today for 190
There only 12" tho arnt they
@@PriFaint yeah 12/12” with super soft slicks
where can you buy those alloy tire adjusters???? need answer please.
Sorry what do you mean alloy tyre adjusters?
@@DarrenMcKinney1 that color red from 0.29.. thats your chain adjuster right?? where did you buy it?
@@rodneypascual2078 oh ok. I see what you mean now. No I didn’t have to buy that. It came on the bike but I’d imagine most pit bike ones are the same and should be easily got online
@@DarrenMcKinney1 yes.. and my 1 piece of that was missing.. and i need a pair of that to put on my pit bike.. thats not easy to find.. im asking every motorcycle and parts shop.. they dont have like that..