Tyler Tischler
04-27-2009, 08:09 PM
http://www.samcosport.com/usa/index.asp
Samco Sport has some sick products to really dress your bike up to make it look as if it deserves to be on the podium!! I just recently applied the Samco Sport radiator hoses and carburetor lines to my 2008 KTM 200XC. Yesterday, I raced the National Enduro in southern Tennessee. The weather was nothing but sunny skies and very hot temperatures reaching high 80's pushing 90's. I had no problems with my bike overheating which proved they can withstand some intense heat! I rode for about 5 hrs at the race but was forced to pull out due to a front flat. :mad: But for those 5 hours, my bike was still running crisp as ever. Now there were a few things though that i found that may become troublesome to the average Joe home mechanic. When I received the product, there were no directions. Now yes. It is common sense as to which hose goes where and you'd have to be brain dead in order to mess it up completely, but still a small brief explanation of where each tube goes would be nice. The carburetor hoses were as easy as pie.
Scale: 1-10 1=worst 10=best
Installation: 8 (I had to re-size 1 hose in order to get the perfect fit and the other two hoses I had to really work em into there spots without taking off the radiators themselves)
Durability: 10
Function: 10
Samco Sport has some sick products to really dress your bike up to make it look as if it deserves to be on the podium!! I just recently applied the Samco Sport radiator hoses and carburetor lines to my 2008 KTM 200XC. Yesterday, I raced the National Enduro in southern Tennessee. The weather was nothing but sunny skies and very hot temperatures reaching high 80's pushing 90's. I had no problems with my bike overheating which proved they can withstand some intense heat! I rode for about 5 hrs at the race but was forced to pull out due to a front flat. :mad: But for those 5 hours, my bike was still running crisp as ever. Now there were a few things though that i found that may become troublesome to the average Joe home mechanic. When I received the product, there were no directions. Now yes. It is common sense as to which hose goes where and you'd have to be brain dead in order to mess it up completely, but still a small brief explanation of where each tube goes would be nice. The carburetor hoses were as easy as pie.
Scale: 1-10 1=worst 10=best
Installation: 8 (I had to re-size 1 hose in order to get the perfect fit and the other two hoses I had to really work em into there spots without taking off the radiators themselves)
Durability: 10
Function: 10