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Help with mx650 shock and torque.
ESP Support
said
almost 7 years ago
There are tools specifically made for tightening shocks like the Razor MX650 has. If you enter 'dirt bike shock tool' into a search engine they will appear in the search results. To avoid buying a new tool which may only be used one or two times the shock could also be tightened with a plumbing wrench or by tapping on its tightening bolt ridges with a punch and hammer.
A bigger front sprocket will increase speed and reduce torque at the wheel, and a smaller front sprocket will have the opposite effect. We have a top speed and gear ratio calculator which can be used to determine the top speed with different size sprockets.
Thank you! I am pretty new to this so this was very helpful. :)
CrazyZack
Ok so I'm having trouble with my mx650 and I couldn't find any videos online about it. I'm talking about tightening the back shock. I don't know how or if you need to buy a special tool.
Also about torque. I'm thinking of getting a bigger front sprocket. is there any recommendations for something like this? also I'm upgrading my motor to 48v 1800w.