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PostPosted: 04 Feb 2010 21:01 
Anyone here done the XB9 primary gear conversion for XB12 - i.e. gear it down for better acceleration, slow speed control etc. Putting the lower gearing is common on tubers - but I have not heard it mentioned on UKBEG.

Also, I presume there are no alternative pulley teeth choices for XB's - unlike tubers.

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PostPosted: 04 Feb 2010 22:26 
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It'll put extra torque through the gearbox. Are you prepared for that risk?

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Adam, you spoil all my fun :roll: .......I wasn't gonna mention that.....luv a good broken XB gearbox story :twisted:

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PostPosted: 05 Feb 2010 07:59 
you jest, ho ho ho - very funny - take the piss outa the mentaly disabled why don't you. Mock the afflicted. Go on if it akes you feel big - kick walking stick away ;)

Anyway, I would of thought using the XB9 primary drive would reduce stresses on the g/box - pulling easier and with less torque.

Wheres someone with loads of experience of Buells or an mechanical engineer when you need one :?: :twisted:


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I ran with This for seven thousand miles or so on my 12s. Enjoyed it.


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PostPosted: 09 Feb 2010 19:30 
Buellin Ben wrote:
I ran with This for seven thousand miles or so on my 12s. Enjoyed it.


yep - exactly. But suppose Adam & Maz are referring to the cost hassle factor of repairing a XB g/box, whereas with a tuber it is much simpler.


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