why holy crap?? Was it running lean and scored the cylinder bore real bad?? If there is evidence of blowby on the headgasket, I would say that could be why you were only at 30 psi. You did kick it over multiple times to get a consistent reading, right? No, the reeds won't matter in a compression test, but I'd check them during a rebuild.
Does the bottom end need help too?? Remember, you should have a machine shop do the work BEFORE you order your new piston!! Tell them to call you ASAP once they know how much they are boring it to. They really can't tell until they start boring it though.
I recommend doing the rings at least once a year...more often if you ride it hard a lot. Getting a look at the piston and cylinder is even better than a plug check in terms of figuring out if you're rich/lean.
Oh yeah, and you should be cleaning the air filter every ride or so when it's dusty!! It is kinda a PITA, but it's cheaper than having to bore the clyinder out every year!! And a clean air filter means more power!!
Does the bottom end need help too?? Remember, you should have a machine shop do the work BEFORE you order your new piston!! Tell them to call you ASAP once they know how much they are boring it to. They really can't tell until they start boring it though.
I recommend doing the rings at least once a year...more often if you ride it hard a lot. Getting a look at the piston and cylinder is even better than a plug check in terms of figuring out if you're rich/lean.
Oh yeah, and you should be cleaning the air filter every ride or so when it's dusty!! It is kinda a PITA, but it's cheaper than having to bore the clyinder out every year!! And a clean air filter means more power!!