Yamaha YZ250X / YZ250 Fastway EVO 4 LOW POSITION Foot Peg Installation/Modification -- TALL RIDERS!

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  • čas přidán 23. 05. 2020
  • Want to make the Fastway Evo 4 stainless footpegs fit your 2006+ Yamaha YZ250 / YZ250X because you are tall and need more room...? Us Too!!
    DISCLAIMER You have to modify the foot peg mount with a cutoff wheel/grinder, so DO THIS AT YOUR own RISK!**
    Now that's out of the way... Watch this video to figure out how to get the Fastway Evo 4 stainless foot pegs to fit this bike. (maybe the Evo Airs/EXT too, but they are aluminum and may be too soft)
    You will need:
    -Dremel tool with a couple fresh cutoff wheels
    -Some bolts from your local hardware store
    -A Metal file
    -Red Loctite
    -38MM SmartCarb
    -Fastway Evo 4 Pegs (Modified to fit in low position)
    -BRP/Scotts Rubber SUB mount bar mount + steering stabilizer
    -Tubliss Tire System front and rear
    -Enduro tuned suspension
    This YZ250X is an awesome bike, feels crazy light and has great power. I can't wait to make it a little more comfortable for my taller frame (6'1") and get it ready to race in the Rocky Mountain enduro circuit (when it re-opens).
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Komentáře • 26

  • @spoderacing3910
    @spoderacing3910 Před 2 lety +1

    Very nice! Thanks for figuring this out for us taller YZ owners. Seeing as FLO seems to be permanently out of stock of their lowering pegs.

  • @toddgibbons7147
    @toddgibbons7147 Před 2 lety +1

    Such a great video! Thanks so much for posting this, very helpful.

  • @fynn8252
    @fynn8252 Před rokem +1

    I bought these off rocky mountain and didn't see that Yamaha disclaimer anywhere. Really liked the lowered feeling on my crf450x. My 2020 WR250F has a different kickstand so this probably won't work. Looks like I'll have to send them back...

  • @ManBikeSwag
    @ManBikeSwag Před 2 lety +1

    thanks for sharing this!

  • @tacostwowheels4934
    @tacostwowheels4934 Před 4 lety +1

    Cool video! Keep up the good work

  • @seanjohnston848
    @seanjohnston848 Před rokem

    About to pull the trigger on a 22 FX and just noticed on their website that my Evo4s won't fit it. I love them on my 450 Husky. 6'5", so not sure if it'll be a deal breaker now. Lower pegs and tall seat change a bike.

  • @theexisting1514
    @theexisting1514 Před 2 lety +1

    I am SUPER confused... i have an 06 yz 250 and i watched this and made my mechanic friend watch it as well in anticipation of getting it. and we go to do the grinding... and i had none of those welds that stuck out and was able to get that same 17 mm head on and torqued with out any grinding.......im so confused lol

  • @Dropsix
    @Dropsix Před 4 lety +1

    Great video, thanks for posting this. Can I ask if you have any clearance issues at all with the kickstart now? Does the kickstart go all the way down by the time it hits the peg?

  • @jake_thecak3
    @jake_thecak3 Před 4 lety +1

    thx for this post.

  • @pauln1747
    @pauln1747 Před 4 lety +1

    Awesome 250 content man. Can I ask your thoughts about the YZ250 being 20 lbs heavier than the KTM/Husky 250s? Is it noticeably heavier when you ride?