carbon fibre reeds

[love-bein-low]

are the carbon fibre stage 3 reeds worth spending my money on if so what will i get out of them

[RD RACING]

as you may know carbon fibre is less flexable than fibreglass material, so what happens when you use this carbon reed is it won,t open at lower rpms as far as the fibreglass type does, the carbon is really better for high end rpms. the fibreglass is a good allround reed. tripple stage f/ glass seem to be most popular.

[uner0ath]

The triple stage black widow is popular because its good for high end and low end power. The black things are what restrict the air from coming through, if you notice one side is bigger than the other, so one side restricts more air than the other. It gives good performance gains

[love-bein-low]

kool thanx

[Hellspawn]

Originally Posted by RD RACING

as you may know carbon fibre is less flexable than fibreglass material, so what happens when you use this carbon reed is it won,t open at lower rpms as far as the fibreglass type does, the carbon is really better for high end rpms. the fibreglass is a good allround reed. tripple stage f/ glass seem to be most popular.

what if u are building a "go hard" motor is it worth spending the extra cash on the carbon fibre

[double]

It would depend on how the bike will be ridden. If you are riding at a smaller track with tight turns and you need bottom end to get out of corners a softer reed is the go. If you ride on a longer, more open track where top end power is needed, a stiffer reed is the best.

[Pimprocket]

wats a good reed for just riding on the streets and would a carbon fibre be good with mi mods in mi sig

[SAMURAI47]

Look, Just Get Some Single Stage Fibreglass Reeds since they are softer than ts and carbon which take more power to open up proply.

[Squeeby]

Boo get off the streets, they're boring and illegal.

[RD RACING]

the best reeds for street riding is the copper type, get it. lol