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LewisFaeScotl...
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PostPosted: 23:27 - 11 Feb 2016    Post subject: Yamaha Yzf-R125 - Dynojet Maps Reply with quote
Hi,

I am wondering is there any Yamaha yzf r125 owners out there have any Dynojet Maps?

Im running a Arkaprovic exhaust with the stock air filter.

Im using a map i got from a dyno center and i dont mind sharing if you are able to share yours

Thanks
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PostPosted: 23:37 - 11 Feb 2016    Post subject: Reply with quote
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MarJay
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PostPosted: 08:27 - 12 Feb 2016    Post subject: Re: Yamaha Yzf-R125 - Dynojet Maps Reply with quote
BikeEveryday wrote:
Hi,

I am wondering is there any Yamaha yzf r125 owners out there have any Dynojet Maps?

Im running a Arkaprovic exhaust with the stock air filter.

Im using a map i got from a dyno center and i dont mind sharing if you are able to share yours

Thanks


You'll never be able to tell the difference by riding it. You'll only be able to tell by getting the bike on a dyno. A map that suits one bike will probably not suit another, even of the exact same make and model.
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