7 Ways To Make Your Beginner Motorcycle FASTER! (Easy Mods)

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[chrissmith]

In other words a diet makes the motorcycle faster as well as the person.

[bygodfreeman]

Fact of the day. The average turkey back in christopher columbuses day averaged six pounds. Modern day they weigh an average of 18-22 pounds

[italkgory]

Losing weight if you’re on the heavier side makes the biggest difference

[gabeshaw]

I’m deeply saddened by the lack of papa yams supplying a fact. Those are usually the most random yet intriguing things I hear, and they’re a huge reward for watching to the end of a video.

[kleinbottled]

Just an fyi, top speed is determined by drag to HP. Weight actually doesn't directly influence Vmax; just acceleration. From zero it's all power to weight (traction/wheelies not withstanding) gradually transitioning into the power to drag equilibrium that sets top speed provided you aren't limited via gearing.

[midi]

My first move was to get rid of the catalytic converter and buy an engine map for my 2022 Street Scrambler. Flashed my ECU with my phone and an OBD dongle. Made a noticeable difference in the pull and the exhaust definitely runs cooler.

[joshuawalker]

Stickers for that extra torque and HP boost of a 25%. 😎😂

[bleh]

"An extra 10lbs to shed". . . . Yeah, I totally only have 10lb excess.... I didn't say 50, who said 50? 😅😭

[AllboroLCD]

my 94 CB250 cost me about $100. Another $300 to get er road worthy once more. After 3-4K miles, I opted tor an 80$ sprocket kit which easily netted me an extra 15-20mph top speed. Moved onto iridium plugs & perf CDI unit, about $100, and K&N filter $70. Helped me maintain the extra top speed I gained bigtime! Being still under 1k spent on the bike, I went and ordered a big bore kit for her! 233cc to 275cc! In the midst of fitting the whole thing out as I speak. Pretty certain ill at least be able to give a new rebel 300 a run for its money when all said n done : D

[jamesschaffer]

Number 6 is just papa yams being eternally embarrassed that he can only bench press the bar.

[matthasahand]

I thought my moped got a hair faster when I got it back from the shop, but I now realize I actually just lost 20ish pounds in the time between it running smoothly originally, and now

[DakuJTenshi]

Funny enough I actually started losing weight when I started riding a motorcycle maybe it's because how much effort you have to put into riding, or the fact that you sweat like a madman on longer rides. Or maybe cause drivethrus are a pain in the ass on a motorcycle. But I've actually been losing weight. Which means I'm gaining power to weight ratios 😈

[melvinmanhart]

Good thing I bought a gixxer 250, power for days. No need to upgrade

[alanaspurling]

I love racing my CBR250R, I’ve stripped it down to the minimum. My next step is to turn it into a CBR300R… and adding a Power Commander. My competition is R3’s and Ninja 300’s. Several of these items weren’t legal in California… and I had to purchase it via friends out of state… the PC5 was especially hard to purchase, but the slip-on removed the built in catalytic converter as well.

[Dmotslyfe]

After watching this video I swapped the OEM air filter with a K&N on my scrambler sixty2 and what a FREAKING difference! I love it ! Thank you!

[molonlabe]

Simple way #1...sprockets and air fliter. #2....add a better exhaust to #1, but you should get your ECU remapped for correct AFR (air-fuel ratio) at this point. #3...do numbers 1 and 2 and do go on a diet (Noob's #6). Rider weight reduction directly improves your bike + rider performance outcomes. I've done sprockets (-1 front, +1 back) and installed a reusable stainless steel air fliter that was only $15 for my bike model. Considerable difference off the line but higher RPM's on the highway (about 10% of my riding).

[fb]

I dont think the clip of Yam whacking the fairing off the hobgoblin 250 with a hammer will ever get old.

[tjey]

Another fun video, love that last tip most, you saved the best for last.

[RestorationgroupOrgRIFT]

None of this is necessary if you get the PERFECT beginner bike, the BUSA!

[robertveronese]

I dropped 10 pounds, saved money on food, my bike is faster!