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has the stock dream 50 an innerrotor?? or a verry light flywheel??
lievenaw 1 year ago
@lievenaw
The 50R flywheel does have the same dimensions as a standard Dream50. The HRC unit (50R/TT) is halve the size compared to the original. But it is still a flywheel.
jobhenco 1 year ago
I'm sorry to ask, but aren't you down on power, compared to some of the 2 strokers?
MayoDK 2 years ago
your bike sits nice and low like the CR110...did youlowr original rear shocks?
Thnx.
agezelle 4 years ago
Lowered the front and rear end!It looks so much better!Handling is still perfect.
jobhenco 4 years ago
It is the same bike as the other one you commented on!I don't know but it sounds and revs so much better on full song!
jobhenco 4 years ago
not really reving like a race bike should ;) little slow, beauty of looks do'h !!!!!
maniac4445 4 years ago
It's a TT!A Dream 50R fitted with the 1998 racekit which is limited to 14.750 rpm.Only difference is the exhaust pipe which is hand bend.Also the camchain and sprockets are of different size.I have heard of some dreams whose rev limiters failed to do their work so they could rev to approx 18.000rpm.
jobhenco 4 years ago
Your bike sounds quite different to my Dream; which has the (1998) HRC Kit; this was limited to 18,000 rpm originally; is your bike a conversion from the "Street" Dream, or a Dream 50R? No criticism, I'm just interested in the different versions of the Dream 50!
Gypsielectro 4 years ago
Dual mufflers; or single?
GW
Gypsielectro 4 years ago
Single exhaust!HRC cilinderhead.
jobhenco 4 years ago