Boyesen Reeds -Tough as nails

[rtnifty]

Have been using Boyesen 6107 power reeds on an Adly motor with a malossi 70cc cylinder and Yasuni Z pipe. Regularly turns between 8 and 10k at 40-50mph on daily drive for the last year. Recently I pulled top end to do ring change and while at it thought I'd check reeds.

I am completely shocked. These reeds look just as good as day I installed over a year ago. There was a thin line at top of read near the screws where I though might be cracking a little. Nope. It was just some residue. Not even a damn scratch on these things and they are still good an stiff. Very happy. Flipped the reeds on reinstall for good measure and slapped her back together. Runs like a friggin champ.

Have decided to switch to these on all my other bikes. Am a big fan.

[aeroxbud]

I used to use them all the time on my motocross bikes. They really were a class above others at the time.
That was more than a few years ago now though. 😉

[rtnifty]

aeroxbud Yeah I'm more than impressed. Those 6107s are 2 stage reeds for minarelli style engines and they are absolute bangers. I was skeptical at first but the 2 stage really does make a difference at take off and on the low end.

[captincvmn]

Links?

[rtnifty]

captincvmn you can find them on amazon.
www.amazon.com/Boyesen-6107-Power-Reed/dp/B000GTXQE2

The 6107 fits the arctic cat 90/polaris/bombardier ds90. This is the same type block as an Adly 50, so really any minarelli style cage. Have used them in a yamati/cpi/keeway style reed block without problems.