possible gearing changes?!?

Hi guys, I am new to riding and have a te 250 r, 2014.
Just wondering if anyone has done anything gearing wise or mapping wise to assist with taking off or steep hills. As I said I said I'm only new to riding, and sometimes having btrouble taking off on steep hills. Finding that I have to rideable clutch heap and have a bit of momentum so I don't stall. But I don't really want momentum as I'm learning. Cheers in advance

Try ordering a smaller countershaft sprocket to see what you think. 1 tooth on the front is equivalent to 3 on the back. That is your cheaper route for trying new gearing.

http://www.gearingcommander.com

Really helpful site, he has data for up to 2011 te250, but you can customize for your bikes' setup if it differs from the 2011 models. Trying to decipher "have to rideable clutch heap" :-)

Haha sorry i was on my phone. I meant to say I have to ride the clutch heaps. Thanks guys I'll try the smaller front sprocket, and check out that website. Cheers again

Also Rekluse to consider although 40 times more expensive than a front sprocket. Some say it's like hiring an expert clutch grabber.

Sorry mate new to all this what's a Rekluse??

Just googled it sussed it out. Yeah I think I'll try gearing first cheers

Second time this week came across the word "sussed"..... Cool, this time know what it means :-)

No wuckers

Of course there has to be a new word .
No wucking furries?

Picked up a new front sprocket last night. 12 tooth. I'll fit it up this weekend and hopefully get out for a ride. Cheers guys

How is the 12 tooth counter sprocket working out?