Where to buy reed petals

[Karl Snarl]

I'm not sure how they would sound, but maybe.

 

[Mossy]

I usually get them at Russo's Music Center. They have alto, tenor, bass, and soprano kinds.

I will eventually find the right Reid... Just hoping someone who's done it before has some insight....

 

[Mossy]

I'm not sure how they would sound, but maybe.

LoL... 'sound like I learned enough about everything and getting shut down....

 

[DieselTech]

Anyone know where to buy the petals for the dio reed valve setup or the g2. I dont want the carbon fiber ones as they do not open good as much (too stiff) i cant find replacement petals and i dont want to spend money on the reed valve setup and not able to change the petals if i break them or they warp which will happen.

Treatland has many different brands, or you can buy full sheets of actual reed material & cut your own. Go to treatland & look up (dio reed) or dio reed valve

 

[Mossy]

Treatland has many different brands, or you can buy full sheets of actual reed material & cut your own. Go to treatland & look up (dio reed) or dio reed valve

I like treatland.... There website is hard to navigate from my phone so I go to the public library and use that but I can't hog the computer all day and knowing the bits to find this stuff... The full sheets ? How thick and what material did you use?

 

[DieselTech]

I like treatland.... There website is hard to navigate from my phone so I go to the public library and use that but I can't hog the computer all day and knowing the bits to find this stuff... The full sheets ? How thick and what material did you use?

Treatland has cabon fiber reeds, fiberglass reeds, karbonit reeds, & some others. In thicknesses from .020 to .040 by .005 increments. If that helps you. Btw way if using your phone, just use the small search bar on the top right corner of the main page & type in whatever your looking for, and if not found change your wording up in the search bar. Hope this helps you. It's a bad web sight for me, lol go there to buy 1 part & always end up spending $200-$600 everytime.

 

[Mossy]

Treatland has cabon fiber reeds, fiberglass reeds, karbonit reeds, & some others. In thicknesses from .020 to .040 by .005 increments. If that helps you. Btw way if using your phone, just use the small search bar on the top right corner of the main page & type in whatever your looking for, and if not found change your wording up in the search bar. Hope this helps you. It's a bad web sight for me, lol go there to buy 1 part & always end up spending $200-$600 everytime.

I plan on experiment with a few and some boysen yz80 junk but that narrows it down thank you...

 

[Mossy]

Treatland has cabon fiber reeds, fiberglass reeds, karbonit reeds, & some others. In thicknesses from .020 to .040 by .005 increments. If that helps you. Btw way if using your phone, just use the small search bar on the top right corner of the main page & type in whatever your looking for, and if not found change your wording up in the search bar. Hope this helps you. It's a bad web sight for me, lol go there to buy 1 part & always end up spending $200-$600 everytime.

$300 for 11 different ones and use the corner of one piece... But I'm getting closer to the finish line...

 

[DieselTech]

$300 for 11 different ones and use the corner of one piece... But I'm getting closer to the finish line...

Lol you dont have to buy them all, they got separate reeds too if you know what the YZ80 reeds look like. That's the thing I like & dislike bout treatland, most of there stuff is 2 stroke moped related parts, but they do have some dirt bike/trail bike stuff as well. But it's usually labeled as some type of moped/trail bike. Also for what it's worth, read some of the reviews on what parts you are interested in buying, because if fits a bike not labeled for what it's for, alot of times it will be listed in there reviews.

 

[Mossy]

Lol you dont have to buy them all, they got separate reeds too if you know what the YZ80 reeds look like. That's the thing I like & dislike bout treatland, most of there stuff is 2 stroke moped related parts, but they do have some dirt bike/trail bike stuff as well. But it's usually labeled as some type of moped/trail bike. Also for what it's worth, read some of the reviews on what parts you are interested in buying, because if fits a bike not labeled for what it's for, alot of times it will be listed in there reviews.

I'm going to use the G2 Reid block... The yz80 is the closest to it... Looking at pictures eventually I will narrow it down to a few... On one of the posts someone mentioned the clear reed... I'm thinking boysen has clear ?? The yz just has a lot available for it... Why I went down that road...