Templar X 250

Nutcracker · 04-10-2022, 11:39 PM

Wondering if you will upgrade your carb. I'm unsure what model this carb is maybe a PZ30. Ive contemplated getting a Nibbi but really can't say I'm unsatisfied with how this factory carb preforms.. Will be good to have others opinions..

Here's something you might choose to do. The ZS172FMM3-A engine in the bike is not counter balanced. It's buzzy at 45 50 mph Not ridiculous but some harmonicas come to play at certain RPMs. Researching "YouTube" I came across Harley owners filling there handle bars with lead bird shot to reduce handlebar buzz and fatigue.. I installed some bark busters and decided to give the idea a try. A mixture of #5 & #7 bird shot probably close to 1 lb to fill the handle leaving maybe an inch of room so it's not completely full. Wow! What a difference it makes. Probably reduced vibration by 70%. I don't like the Xtra weight but I'm very happy with the results...

04-10-2022, 11:39 PM	#10
Nutcracker Join Date: Mar 2022 Posts: 107	Wondering if you will upgrade your carb. I'm unsure what model this carb is maybe a PZ30. Ive contemplated getting a Nibbi but really can't say I'm unsatisfied with how this factory carb preforms.. Will be good to have others opinions.. Here's something you might choose to do. The ZS172FMM3-A engine in the bike is not counter balanced. It's buzzy at 45 50 mph Not ridiculous but some harmonicas come to play at certain RPMs. Researching "YouTube" I came across Harley owners filling there handle bars with lead bird shot to reduce handlebar buzz and fatigue.. I installed some bark busters and decided to give the idea a try. A mixture of #5 & #7 bird shot probably close to 1 lb to fill the handle leaving maybe an inch of room so it's not completely full. Wow! What a difference it makes. Probably reduced vibration by 70%. I don't like the Xtra weight but I'm very happy with the results...
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