Jetting advise
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 6:03 pm
Hello MZer's
Its been a long time since posting but still have a 125 MT that earmarked for #2 daughter, time to get 'er fixed up even though riding season in now 6 months away, hardly seems like fall when its 84 deg outside! (Wisconsin)
Some might recall I did a MZ web site for a review on my Tour but alas, the web site is gone as is the Tour. I am out in the country now and do not commute on a motorcycle anymore, the risk of hitting a deer is just to great (like when I did $4K damage to my car). So now my ride is a DR650 Suzuki that I use for exploring the backroads around the area - just a blast - and I retain that thumper feeling!
In hindsight, the Tour was one of the best motorcycles I have ever owned, its all been said before but sad to see MZ go.
So it is..
Anyway, back to the 125... just going through the carb and stock is 100 main jet and a 15 pilot jet. Is that the best bet for this motor or can improvements be made (richer maybe ?)
thanks in advance for any advise and happy motoring.
Jim
Its been a long time since posting but still have a 125 MT that earmarked for #2 daughter, time to get 'er fixed up even though riding season in now 6 months away, hardly seems like fall when its 84 deg outside! (Wisconsin)
Some might recall I did a MZ web site for a review on my Tour but alas, the web site is gone as is the Tour. I am out in the country now and do not commute on a motorcycle anymore, the risk of hitting a deer is just to great (like when I did $4K damage to my car). So now my ride is a DR650 Suzuki that I use for exploring the backroads around the area - just a blast - and I retain that thumper feeling!
In hindsight, the Tour was one of the best motorcycles I have ever owned, its all been said before but sad to see MZ go.
So it is..
Anyway, back to the 125... just going through the carb and stock is 100 main jet and a 15 pilot jet. Is that the best bet for this motor or can improvements be made (richer maybe ?)
thanks in advance for any advise and happy motoring.
Jim