what pipe for trail riding?

Fatcat 1 · 09-03-2008

What pipe would everybody recommend for trail riding a 03 kx 125? Looking for low end grunt!

Zukdriver · 09-03-2008

Stock.

mjsedg · 09-03-2008

I don't know if it applies the same to a 125, but I wouldn't trade my FMF Gnarly for anything {I ride a KX 250}, don't forget to check your jetting!

RichLockyer · 09-03-2008

Running an FMF Q2-Ti on my thumper. I'm sure they make an equivalent for the 125 pinger.
Make sure that whatever you get has a spark arrestor. I like the FMF spark arrestor design because it's more of a "turbo baffle" arrangement that does not restrict the exhaust as much as a screen does.

tgkfx400 · 09-03-2008

i run the pro circuit works pipe it has plenty of low end. i do use it for trail riding , but the stock pipe would serve much better for trails. these bikes are peppy enough, and there are times i wish on certain trails i ride that i had the stock pipe on it.

Fatcat 1 · 09-04-2008

I also have a pro circuit pipe with a R304 Shorty silencer and it is jetted to pro circuits specs with just a slight tweak on the air and idle runs like a top! Just wanted some varied opinions on pipes. I have heard the FMF gnarlys are awesome for the woods! might get one in the future
Thanks

tayyb · 09-07-2008

fmf fatty gold series and a fmf powercore 2 silencer is what im runnin and i love it on the trails.

Fatcat 1 · 09-08-2008

hey thanks there tay

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RichLockyer Patriot Guardian Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: May 2006 Location: Chino, CA Posts: 20,414	Running an FMF Q2-Ti on my thumper. I'm sure they make an equivalent for the 125 pinger. Make sure that whatever you get has a spark arrestor. I like the FMF spark arrestor design because it's more of a "turbo baffle" arrangement that does not restrict the exhaust as much as a screen does. __________________ - Rich 2006 1600 Classic Member CORVA, BRC Patriot Guard Rider

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09-03-2008	#3 (permalink)
mjsedg Still On The Kickstand Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 26	I don't know if it applies the same to a 125, but I wouldn't trade my FMF Gnarly for anything {I ride a KX 250}, don't forget to check your jetting!

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tgkfx400 Newbie Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 10	i run the pro circuit works pipe it has plenty of low end. i do use it for trail riding , but the stock pipe would serve much better for trails. these bikes are peppy enough, and there are times i wish on certain trails i ride that i had the stock pipe on it.

09-04-2008	#6 (permalink)
Fatcat 1 Finally Got Into First Gear BTK Beginner Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 73	I also have a pro circuit pipe with a R304 Shorty silencer and it is jetted to pro circuits specs with just a slight tweak on the air and idle runs like a top! Just wanted some varied opinions on pipes. I have heard the FMF gnarlys are awesome for the woods! might get one in the future Thanks

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tayyb Still On The Kickstand Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 30	fmf fatty gold series and a fmf powercore 2 silencer is what im runnin and i love it on the trails.

09-08-2008	#8 (permalink)
Fatcat 1 Finally Got Into First Gear BTK Beginner Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 73	hey thanks there tay

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