[deoodles]

FYI. I got the answer from DHM. Unfortunately it isn’t what I wanted to hear. The restriction for the monkey seems to be the intake tube diameter No exhaust or cam can fix that. Looks like I’m done for now. Hopefully there will be a mod for a larger tube in the future

 

[SlimJim]

Chimera Intake probably added noise to my monkey. But the majority of loudness comes from yoshi rs3.

 

[deoodles]

I know. I had an intake, exhaust, cam, and tune on my 2020 Monkey. I didn’t care for it much. I’m not going to make that mistake on the 22. Hopefully some day there will be an aftermarket tube to address this

 

[deoodles]

My fix for now are these 3

 

[Stickmanptaz]

I like my 22 Monkey but wish it had the ability to hold 55 on hills. It’s fast enough at 60 but wind from a passing car slows it down. I know an intake and exhaust with an ecu tune can get it there but I don’t want the noise that comes with those mods. What I’d like to hear about is are there other ways to get there. I’m just wondering out loud. Cam and injector maybe? Can the stock intake and exhaust give more? I replaced the tires and sprockets and am running Grom specs. I also had the ecu tuned to maximize a stock setup but it sadly isn’t enough. I don’t want a rocket just a little more staying power at 55. Any ideas are welcome

Ride your Monkey downhill or get a bigger bike.
I love my Monkey just the way it was meant to be. Leave it be and enjoy it the way it was intended.

 

[deoodles]

I sold my 2020 Monkey to get the 22. As much as I like the bikes style and comfort the performance doesn’t match up with my Grom. I have removed all mods and sold it today as a stock bike. More relieved to see it go than I thought.

 

[D'oh Monkeyrider79]

My fix for now are these 3

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Is that a Dax?

 

[deoodles]

CT70. Sold recently. I’m down to the Grom and an old XL70 with a 140 in it