Stroker crank?
 

Well spun a bearing in my bike racing my ktm (I was on the ktm my buddy was on my klx) and have already split the cases any one know where are who I can find a stroker crank for this thing? Any help would be great.

RE: Stroker crank?
 

Ummm.... http://www.strokerspeed.com ..... who else ;)

It'll bring ya up 365cc but I don't remeber the bore size for that....it may not have been a 340 jug....they've done the klx before so price may not be too bad. Keep us appraised.

RE: Stroker crank?
 

Oh yeah, what bearing spun, conditions, no oil? wtf I thought our lil motor was going to be bullet proof.

And of course...PICS!!!!!

RE: Stroker crank?
 

that link brings up a domain squatter site... [&:]

I thought fourstrokeworks was the place to go... But it doesn't look like Jerry is in business anymore.
First fourstrokeworks.com went dead, now fourstrokeworks.biz is also dead...
If he's still in business he needs to fix his website

RE: Stroker crank?
 

wtf that was an old link in my favorites...is everyone going out of business. [:@]

I had saved this old thread from thumper talk to my favorites in case I ever decided to do this.. http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/arc...p/t-39108.html

I think I have one other link to a klx stroker shop ... let me check.

RE: Stroker crank?
 

Are these guys still in business....at least their website still works, and I checked this time. lol

http://www.mc-concepts.com/services.htm

http://www.mc-concepts.com

RE: Stroker crank?
 

Jerry Leighton is still in business. I spoke with Valerie yesterday. She said that their website was down again. They don't put much effort into keeping it up anyway, so the best way to contact them is always by phone.
760 948-0325

Jerry is the stroker master. I saw a 365 crank, rod and piston set he had in progress when I was there last summer. It was a work of art. Feel free to tell him I said so.

Bill Dragoo
Norman, Oklahoma
KLX 331

RE: Stroker crank?
 

Jerry at Four Stroke Works is still in business. I talked to him this week and he plans on working on bikes as long as he can. He is "semi retired" andworks from home. His "stoker" motor for the KLX is a 365. It sounds like it is as reliable but very expensive.