hawaii-rider
Husqvarna
AA Class
Was looking to broaden the power of the TC a bit and importantly get some more down low.
Not really searching for more 'HP' as the stock TC is NO slouch on the track.
At 58 YO and grown up with Open Bikes, my prefered ride style is lower in the RPM (if possible) and not 125 on steroids full up attack mode (why I dont own a 125).
I know what pipes can and cant do and 90% + of the time they give somewhere and take elsewhere, not what I was searching for.
Why not the TX300?
I thought about it, but at $1800 more, and I wanted the MX tank, MX valving in the suspension and 19" rear and this is a TRACK ONLY bike (I have a TE300 for off road/single track) it was a no brainer. I could still toss a 300 kit at this TC and be big $$$ ahead for what I want.
So...here is the RK Tek - Tons of research before I pulled the trigger, but with his 100% money back guarantee (only one in the industry) I had zero to loose if it didn't do what I wanted, and it was cheaper than a new pipe/silencer.



Not really searching for more 'HP' as the stock TC is NO slouch on the track.
At 58 YO and grown up with Open Bikes, my prefered ride style is lower in the RPM (if possible) and not 125 on steroids full up attack mode (why I dont own a 125).
I know what pipes can and cant do and 90% + of the time they give somewhere and take elsewhere, not what I was searching for.
Why not the TX300?
I thought about it, but at $1800 more, and I wanted the MX tank, MX valving in the suspension and 19" rear and this is a TRACK ONLY bike (I have a TE300 for off road/single track) it was a no brainer. I could still toss a 300 kit at this TC and be big $$$ ahead for what I want.
So...here is the RK Tek - Tons of research before I pulled the trigger, but with his 100% money back guarantee (only one in the industry) I had zero to loose if it didn't do what I wanted, and it was cheaper than a new pipe/silencer.



