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Good Deal or Not?
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Posted by: mrliquid---------------------

http://adcache.cycletrader.com/5/5/3/87117453.htm

Posted by: kawicam250---------------------

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Originally Posted by mrliquid

http://adcache.cycletrader.com/5/5/3/87117453.htm

if you really want a YZ426F, then go for it, but i know some people who own it, and it takes forever to start.

Posted by: XRpredator---------------------

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Originally Posted by kawicam250

if you really want a YZ426F, then go for it, but i know some people who own it, and it takes forever to start.

Not if you know what you are doing.

Posted by: kawicam250---------------------

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Originally Posted by XRpredator

Not if you know what you are doing.

two guys( 29 and 25) both owned a YZ426F. they both sometimes spent 5 min. starting the thing. i agree that, if youre experienced enough in starting a big 4T, it'll be easier. i was just saying that, from what ive seen, it seems like its pretty hard to start.

Posted by: OldMaiconut---------------------

I have a 426... no starting issues if you follow the drill. I put in the Hotcams auto decompress cams and now you just kick it and it starts. The price in that ad was EXTREMELY optomistic by the way.

Posted by: Moose---------------------

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Originally Posted by kawicam250

And if it was a KX426F it'd be easy to start right?

Posted by: KDX607---------------------

Not properly checking valve clearances can lead to frustrating stating, but i've heard the 426's are very reliable.

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