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2026 250 MX Baseline Suspension Settings
Honda CRF250R: (140-180 pounds) Fork: Spring Rate: 4.8N/m Height: Flush-3mm Compression: 9-10 clicks out Rebound: 11 clicks out Oil Level: Stock Shock: Spring Rate: 50N/m Sag: 105mm High Speed Compression: 1-1/3 Low Speed Compression: 8 clicks out Rebound: 8 clicks out   Kawasaki KX250: (140-180 pounds) Fork: Spring Rate: 5.0 N/m Height: 3mm Compression: 7 clicks out Rebound: 8 clicks out Shock: Spring Rate: 54 N/m Sag: 105mm High Speed Compression: 2.5 turns out Low Speed Compression: 10…
RMATVMC Keefer Tested Show #473: Pro Circuit KX450 Stage One Build
http://media.blubrry.com/keefer_tested/pulpmx.com/podcasts/260327_keefer.mp3 Keefer and Pro Circuit team up to create a stage one engine build that gives the rider a noticeable amount of power on the track but still is smooth enough to keep an "easy to ride feel". What is involved into such a build? Is it comparable to an SR? Can you run pump fuel?…
RMATVMC Keefer Tested Show #470: 2026 450 MX Non-Shootout (East Coast Edition)
http://media.blubrry.com/keefer_tested/pulpmx.com/podcasts/260308_keefer.mp3 Keefer talks about the 2026 450 MX moto media shootout results then applies those results to what these bikes feel like on east coast conditions. This episode also dives into the on going debate on if any of the new 450 MX machines feel different from Southern California (when comparing them to riding on the…
RMATVMC Keefer Tested Show #453: Triumph TF-450 Vs. Yamaha YZ450F and Endurocross Talk
http://media.blubrry.com/keefer_tested/pulpmx.com/podcasts/251027_keefer.mp3 We went racing with two bikes to do a little comparison to see which modified version of each bike was better. We will dive into the Triumph and Yamaha 450s to let you know which one could be right for you. We then make a call to Max Gerston to talk a little Endurocross. Is…