Dual Ratio sprocket.

[NickLAudio]

Originally Posted by PHOZE

Did the rear axel throw off the hb bracket at all? Or the fit was also snug?

The bike it was installed on did not have a HB bracket on it at the time. Everything on the right side is just like factory after the DRS is installed so you would install the HB bracket like you normally would.

[lee majors]

Originally Posted by behan

I have been interested in these for awhile now because I do a ton of street riding and stunt 2-3 times a week. The only thing I can't get my head around is that if these things are so top quality and indestructible then why is there no warranty?? What if something fails a week after I get it and the thing locks up? Im out $800? No thanks I'll keep wasting 20 minutes of my life 2-3 times a week switching my shit

there is a 60 day warranty.
from his site. "12 o�clock Performance warrants these products against defects in materials and workmanship for the period of 60 days from the date of original purchase."

[tipper13]

Originally Posted by lee majors

there is a 60 day warranty.
from his site. "12 o’clock Performance warrants these products against defects in materials and workmanship for the period of 60 days from the date of original purchase."

bump that up to a 6month or something and id probley be more interested.
company thats confident with their products wont be scared to put a better warranty up.

[JohnnyP]

Originally Posted by tipper13

bump that up to a 6month or something and id probley be more interested.
company thats confident with their products wont be scared to put a better warranty up.

Majority of parts designed for racing or sports like stunting have no warranty. And even if they do it only covers manufacturing problems, and not actual damage due to use. Even when I bought my new 2012 KX450 there was big warning stickers on it saying there is no warranty at all on dirt bikes....$12,000 and no warranty

[tipper13]

well of course i wouldnt expect them to warranty somethin like that if i smashed a curb or somthing and destroyed it, but if there was some kind of internal problem them hopefully they would work with me , and for longer than 60days. idk, thats just me. . . just sayin that would help sales of these things if u ask me.

[standupnfall]

I read this over on St**tlife

"I will add that they did install the wrong bearing in mine as a mistake so i have to send it back for a rebuild. However I strongly feel that this really isn't a quality issue as much as people will make it out to be one. They contacted me, and i'm sure everyone else who might of been affected, and are rebuilding it for free. Also if the unit was damaged beyond repair they said they would do a full replacement. Honestly it sucks cause I have some down time, but its nice too that if they recognize a mistake they offer to make things right. What happened really wasn't their fault. Their supplier shipped them the wrong bearings. even with the wrong bearings its held up to myself throwing the bike around the lot. I personally haven't noticed any problem, but ill send it back to get the proper bearings installed."

[tipper13]

any more feedback with these yet?

[Gregnyc]

My boy just got his and hes gonna be running it in the next few days. It looks pretty solid. I'll keep ya updated

[AkaLurch4130]

This set up looks pretty sick!

[big ben]

Originally Posted by tipper13

well of course i wouldnt expect them to warranty somethin like that if i smashed a curb or somthing and destroyed it, but if there was some kind of internal problem them hopefully they would work with me , and for longer than 60days. idk, thats just me. . . just sayin that would help sales of these things if u ask me.

60 days should be ample time to detect issues related to assembly, part synchronization, operation, or anything that would cause a problem design wise. guessing after that its normal wear and tear. if I were selling something, and I knew by X date any problems caused by me or the design would make themselves known, I wouldn't risk losing money by warrantying it beyond that