TE/TC I'm building a decked out 2018 TE250i

This is a Trail Tech build of a bike I will primarily ride to test product on as well as at events.

What I noticed about the 2018 TE250i over the 2017 TE250 I rode all last year...

1. EFI plumbing and stuff (obviously)
2. Magura brakes front and rear!
3. Full Magura clutch (master and slave)
4. Pro Taper bars
5. Frame mounted oil fill

What I am doing / have done to the bike.

1. Trail Tech - Fan kit, bar risers, Voyager pro (new GPS), hour meter, kick stand, 7" LED flame thrower light
2. Suspension is off to Richard at House of Horsepower to maximize performance. I have had him do his magic before and he is very detailed about it and does amazing work.
3. Dubya wheels, blue hubs and gold rims. This is just for looks and so I have another set of wheels for DS tires for the KTM 500 we have.
4. Cycra plastic kit (save the stock stuff) and the best hand guards ever built
5. Fastway steering damper (cuz these bikes need them) and footpegs
6. Seat Concept seat (love them)
7. TM designworks skidplate and chain guide stuff, cuz it rules
8. FMF pipe and muffler. Needed a spark arrester and they wanted me to try the pipe on the EFI bike.
9. Decal worsk graphics
10. HiPoint tubeless tires (been wanting to try them and have new wheels so here is the chance. These have the tubes built into the tires.

Still a ways to go but hope to have this 100% in a few weeks when the wheels and suspension get here. Really looking forward to trying this beast out.

We wanted the 250I (EFI 2 stroke) for testing and they dont make a 300i yet.

Thanks and it is only half done!!!

Trail Tech light. Yes it is a flame thrower. Been testing / developing it for months. 4700 lumens / 27 watt draw. Its a serious light.

It will work on anything with regulated DC. Basically anything with a battery like the TX will work. Need 27 watts of unused regulated DC. Should work fine on your TX. Its a fantastic light. Tosses light deeper into the night than a Squadron Pro. Its a crazy amount of light.

Not real DS friendly but I use it on the street anyways, I want people to see me.

More goodies for the TE build...

Sexy wheels should be here Monday!!!

Wow, so nice. The spokes are huge.

I think I'll mount these fancy Hi-Point tires on them. These tires have the tube integrated into the tire.

"the tube and tire are bonded together. If you look inside an unmounted tire, there’s a heavy rubberized fabric where the tube would be. The material is much tougher and less stretchy than a traction rubber tube and is bonded to a regular valve stem. "


https://dirtbikemagazine.com/hi-point-integrated-tubeless-front-tire/

Yep. Looking forward to giving them a try.