I dont know anything about this type of cylinder. I can get my hands on one for a reasonable price. I heard that you can only use an able head on them. Is this true? Are they any good for freestyle?
able cylinder
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- Clearwater Fl.
Old school cylinders, better off with with one of my big bore 61x cylinders if you are freestyle/freeriding. Plus they weigh a ton, nowhere as light as the new ADA big bore 90mm billet cylinder.
michael950
for me to POOP on!
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- Houston, TX
Here's Neil's side of things:
RETRO POWER! Able billet stroker Freeride motor by JrMagoo's
RETRO POWER! Able billet stroker Freeride motor by JrMagoo's
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- Pueblo, CO
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Let me tell you.. it ROCKS!!! but good luck finding one. They were only made for a few years back in the early 90's and most of them you find are worn-out and heavily race ported. I was very fortunate to find one unassembled and un-ported on ebay. I had it ported for freestyle use by Paul Lehr @ LPW. Couldnt be happier.
The ADA cylinder is very similar and still available.
Let me tell you.. it ROCKS!!! but good luck finding one. They were only made for a few years back in the early 90's and most of them you find are worn-out and heavily race ported. I was very fortunate to find one unassembled and un-ported on ebay. I had it ported for freestyle use by Paul Lehr @ LPW. Couldnt be happier.
The ADA cylinder is very similar and still available.
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63chevyll
#56
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- in my garage, colorado
and they look bitchen too.
Prem1x
Tinkering obsessed
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- Austin, TX
Finding one that hasn't had the porting modified for racing is hard to do. If you can have a reputable builder visually inspect it and provide feedback on its potential for your application before buying it, I would.
Mile9c1
X-H2O.com
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- Grand Rapids, MI
True, you have to use the Able head becuase it has extra bolts on it. But, it uses ADA domes.