Steahly Off Road® 826L - Flywheel Weight

Flywheel Weight (826L) by Steahly Off Road®. YZ 250 Five Star Rating (their highest) in Motocross Action Magazine August 2011."makes each gear pull further, stronger and longer". Make your power as smooth and tractable as Randy Hawkins YZ when he won the 2004 National Enduro Championship using a Steahly Flywheel. Reduce stalling like Jason Raines when he added a Steahly Flywheel for his 2003 and 2004 National Hare Scrambles Championships. Get predictable and reliable power like Barry Hawks GNCC Championship winning YZ 250. Easy installation, no special tools needed, but an E-3 engine lock up tool will make it easier. For YZ 250 Steahly Off Road recommend adding 11 ounces for most intermediate trail riders and less aggressive MX riders. 9 ounces for aggressive trail riders and intermediate MX riders. 13 ounces for casual trail riders or very technical terrain. 7 ounces for aggressive MX riders. For YZ 250X Steahly Off Road recommend adding 9 ounces for most intermediate trail riders. 7 ounces for very aggressive trail riders. 11 ounces for casual trail riders or technical terrain. 13 ounces for slow and technical terrain or riders who like very smooth and chugable power. Fits under the stock plastic ignition cover with out modification, however, if you have an after market metal cover such as Boyesen, you will need to get our Y-826 cover spacer. .

Specifications

Features

• Precision-machined from stainless steel
• Bolt-on installation at end of crank no drilling or tapping required
• Some applications include CNC-machined aluminum ignition cover for more space
• Makes your machine easier to ride by smoothing out the hit

When Steahly Off Road® started making flywheel weights in 1987, very few riders understood the benefits of adding flywheel weights. Since then the popularity of adding flywheel weights has increased dramatically. More and more riders have discovered that they can go faster for longer with the smooth power delivery, better traction, and reduced stalling that Steahly Flywheel Weights deliver. Adding flywheel weight increases the rotating mass, the inertia of the motor. The result is an engine that is a little slower to rev, has more controllable power delivery and less hard hitting power. Best used in low to mid-range speeds, the addition of a flywheel weight means your ride is less likely to stall at slow speeds or with the rear brake. You experience improved traction on slippery terrain or hard pack. The result is a torquier and broader powerband, and the top-end power on many bikes is improved with less tendency to lose RPM's when climbing or hitting obstacles. Because your control of the bike is improved, you conserve strength and energy that you can use to ride longer and harder.