Supercross

definatly a yz 85 cause they have way more power that any other bike like a kx85,rm85,and cr85 i have a yz85 very fast a has a very smooth ride and really loud with a 2 stroke pipe

Big wheels and a new swinging arm should do the trick.

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Motocross races typically start using one of three methods: the "gate drop," where a starting gate opens to release riders simultaneously; the "dead engine start," where riders must start their bikes from a stationary position after a countdown; and the "Le Mans start," where riders run to their bikes after a signal before racing off. Each method presents unique challenges and requires different strategies for a successful start.

You should not put the wrong number plate on a vehicle other than that which it is registered to, doing so is illegal.

The BEST age for an 80cc (OR ANY size) motocross bike is: AS OLD AS IT CAN GET AND STILL HAVE SPARE PARTS AVAILABLE. An engine can get old, but as long as it is kept running, tuned, and maintained with ORIGINAL PARTS, it can keep going beyond a person's lifetime.

The correct gear oil for a Suzuki RM 80 is typically a high-quality 80W-85 or 85W-90 gear oil, specifically designed for use in two-stroke motorcycles. It's important to check the owner's manual for any specific recommendations or requirements. Additionally, ensure that the oil meets the appropriate API (American Petroleum Institute) standards for optimal performance and protection of the transmission components.

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I would try anystore that you now of that sales fox stuff I know that PAC sun has some fox clothes you can look on their website i would also try motorcross websites they will have some just go to good and type in fox racing blankets and some should pop up also try Honda racing.

Schaefer tracks

No way of telling, it depends on how strong or high revving the engine is. Switching to a bigger front sprocket might make the bike faster, but only if the engine is strong enough.

plug, plug cap, plug wire, stator, CDI

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No, the 1990 RM cylinder doesn't fit the 1988 cylinder. The 1988 cylinder is the only year that'll fit on a 1988 motor. This was the first year Suzuki did that. It actually sucks because I have a 1988 RM 125 I've been trying to get a cylinder for. And the 1988 cylinder is the only match. Nothing else would fit.

nah motocross is weak

2 Strokes make much more power per cc than 4 strokes. For example a 2 stroke 125 and a 4 stroke 250 both make about the same power

4 strokes have much more low end torque though

In many countries, neither on public roads.

On private land your weight and height are not as important as your ability

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No I've looked freakin everywhere!

There is no rm 125 fourstroke they make a drz.

The 1993 engine will not fit directly into the 1986 frame without modification due to a 1992 change in frame geometry and mounting positions.

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