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Need to verify my bike year and model so i can look for restrictions

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  • R R3L3_89

    @SpookDog no, my revs at top speed are around 8500, i haven't messed with the power valve much but the marks are aligned as it should be and servo is working
    Sprockets are 16/57

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    @R3L3_89

    Something is very wrong if you can’t get an unrestricted dtr125 over 55-60mph! Seriously bud. I’m pretty sure mine did that in 4th back when I used to go over 6k rpm!…

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      @R3L3_89

      Something is very wrong if you can’t get an unrestricted dtr125 over 55-60mph! Seriously bud. I’m pretty sure mine did that in 4th back when I used to go over 6k rpm!…

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      @SpookDog I'll inspect the power valve from the exhaust port and try to post pictures later, just to be sure
      The bike feels fast and has good acceleration so there's a possibility that it's just my speedometer that's screwed up LoL

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