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Knowing how marginal the Beta clutch is, removing 2 springs would render it completely useless!
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I have a 2013 250 and the clutch drags all the time and slips occasionally. I think its time Beta put this to bed & designed a new clutch for their 20 year old engine, or better still, a new motor!
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Did you back off the adjuster & try it?
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Bernard Cordonnier? He seemed to manage ok if I remember!
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What about the boots though?
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Have you asked the importer?
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Set it to whatever you prefer.
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I've tried v-power, shell standard fuel & morrisons in my 250 evo.
There was no difference as far as I could tell.
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Unless you borrow fuel from someone with a four stroke.
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Agree with what smarty said above, a 1 for a stop would certainly help in my opinion.
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Great, put me down for one please!
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Great videos thanks so much for posting.
Will a DVD be forthcoming this year?
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Well, if you're falling to the left and you dab with your right foot then you're still falling!
Is this a trick question?
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Stator. Get it tested, common fault on these bikes.
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Not sure if it's the same as my '13 evo, but water goes into the airbox through the vents in the seat directly above it, particularly when your washing it.
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Can't beat a few cleans, get in!!
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That rear brake arm isn't going to last long down there.
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I bet you they wouldn't sell any!
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Having ridden a TLR250 for many years (& modern 2 strokes), I can say that in my opinion a four stroke does seem to offer more grip, but it needs to be ridden in the 4 stroke style as said above, revving & clutching all the time is not the way.
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Failing stator, common fault on these engines, one of the symptoms is it will run until slightly warm, then quit.
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There's your problem, can't beat a phone call.
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I would have it fitted by someone who knows what they're doing, or just about anyone with a compressor.
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*bought*
Al is correct, as I had the same issue back in'95 which Al sorted for me.
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