From down low the 44mm Airsal goes like (maybe a little less) a stock 2hp but really picks up after about 4'000rpm and can, with the right pipe and a 15mm Bing, rev up to 10'000 and even a little more with short gearing. (edited)
From down low the 44mm Airsal goes like (maybe a little less) a stock 2hp but really picks up after about 4'000rpm and can, with the right pipe and a 15mm Bing, rev up to 10'000 and even a little more with short gearing. (edited)
| Subject | Written By | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| treats airsal 65cc vs 70ccTopic by: Brad William | Brad William | 05/14/19 02:42PM |
| Re: treats airsal 65cc vs 70ccRe: Graham Motzing | Graham Motzing | 05/14/19 04:35PM |
| Re: treats airsal 65cc vs 70ccRe: Aaron Blair | Aaron Blair | 05/14/19 10:37PM |
| Re: treats airsal 65cc vs 70ccRe: Graham Motzing | Graham Motzing | 05/15/19 12:34PM |
| Re: treats airsal 65cc vs 70ccRe: Chöschi21 C.K. | Chöschi21 C.K. | 05/15/19 03:12AM |
| Re: treats airsal 65cc vs 70ccRe: Brad William | Brad William | 05/15/19 10:53AM |
| Re: treats airsal 65cc vs 70ccRe: Kenneth Hill | Kenneth Hill | 05/17/19 08:41PM |
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