[300exxx]

Hi All I am a proud owner of a honda 300ex.its a 2005 has spacers back and front,kenda rubber allround.It has a pro-circuit t04 pipe and has been jetted by honda.Im in kzn in sa I ride with bigger bikes like the honda 400ex and fall behind on outrides
is there anything I can do to improve my topspeed cause the take off is strong but my top end needs a boost.please help with any tricks to tweak my pride and joy up...

 

[n328]

Welcome to the forum. Probably the easiest and cheapest thing would be to go up one tooth on your front sprocket, you'll gain top speed but loose a little power out the hole.

 

[69quadracer]

Agreed with ^^^^ or get you a TRX 450r and blow them away!!!

 

[Helmut]

Welcome to the forums.

 

[daniel_300ex]

you can go up one in the front and have your chain eat through your casing or you can go to a 36 in the rear and have your chain tight as a banjo string because the adjuster cannot give enoguh slack

 

[1987_250x]

A K&N or other high flow filter may help, ditch the air box lid, too. You can definitely tell the difference, but it won't put you out front of a 400ex. Are you running a complete exhaust or just a slip on? If its just a slip on get a head and mid pipe for it. Also, get a cam. You'll notice a huge difference.

 

[Redracer]

you can go up one in the front and have your chain eat through your casing or you can go to a 36 in the rear and have your chain tight as a banjo string because the adjuster cannot give enoguh slack

Get a new chain!!!

 

[daniel_300ex]

it was a new chain!!!! it just wont work plain and simple only way it will work is with an old stretched one to run 36 in the rear

 

[Helmut]

You can add links to the chain with a couple master links and make the chain long enough.

 

[ostrx250]

i was thinking a xr600 muhahaha

 

[caterham09]

Well you could always change your gearing up a little and put a good intake and filter on it that wont put you ahead of a 400 but its cheap and will give you more bang for your buck than a full exhaust system