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Sweet, can't wait to see it

Nice, gonna have a build thread?

Not yet, in waiting to close on a house and start after we are all settled in. It will be much easier to move a whole dirt bike as opposed to a bunch of parts. In the mean time this thread could turn to "How to build your perfect 125cc bike saw"

Good point and doubly important because I'm short!

Just a thought about the balance, mainly because I am on the smaller side. I need all the leverage I can get!

I was thinking of attaching it to the side plates, that way I could mess with the balance a little.

I'll have to play with both, I have both available to me.

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Where can I find one of those?

This is exactly the type of info I am in need of. I thought a lot if places required throw away ropes? You have actually helped me a ton with just those questions. I figure to be safer I will run a harvester bar and .404 chain, I like the idea of using a rewind off of a snowmobile. And I was...

Alright, now we got some action! It's gonna be slow going to start, I'm in the process of buying a house and will be doing the bulk of the work there. Any insight as to what I should look out for when I'm gathering parts and pieces?

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Kawasaki 125cc with a 150cc cylinder kit and FMF pipe. The motor has some work done to it for flat track racing and is currently running on Vp C10 fuel. I know my way around porting saws for county fair racing but this is definitely outside my comfort zone. A co-worker of mine went to a...

Anyway, back on topic! Every once in a while a buddy and I run a mill for a local woodworker, the mill is a 54" cut and started life with 2 ported 385xp's on it. One of the saws had an issue and he replaced it with a 394xp. Ported saws work very well on a mill in my opinion

Run a good oil at the right ratio and tune the saw up, the carbon buildup will take care of itself.:msp_smile:

Even though it's common sense for some of us, this thread is a real good reminder that the saw isn't worth it.

He got a nicer saw than he expected and wanted to see if anyone else noticed.

What a Dink!:laugh: