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100 plus horsepower? 100 plus miles per hour?

 

A cub will be a little extreme on trails. I chose the new serval setup for my quad because the dynos I've seen of it show a very broad torque curve vs. the narrow cub. Its an option. You won't hit 100hp with a serval (even 100hp on a 68x58 cub requires a good tune and pricey fuel you wont find on trails) and you definately don't want to do 100mph on ANY 4 wheeler with a stock frame and suspension. Hell, I don't feel comfortable doing 75mph on mine, the tires just don't like it. lol

 

Anyway, what type of riding do you do? If you honestly ride your bike in the upper 3rd of the rpm range quite often (7K-10K+) then a cub is what you want. But don't expect it to be much fun below that range.

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ok well ive asked this before but i never got my answer....i trail ride alot...occasionaly try to hit the sand....and if im up to it i would BARELY take it to the race track....i kinda want a regular banshee on the trails...but i want to mod it to beat and 450's out there

then you want a stock cylinder, dune ported 4 mil. i ride my cub through trails to get to the sand and it goes from 3,000 rpm to 9,500 in 1 second, real easy to get sideways or bucked into a tree,i catch myself saying WTF are you doing? 3 rd and 4 th gear through trails. on a cub you cover alotta ground in a blink.

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