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hey guys I have started simple upgrades on my lakota. What have you done... I will go first...  New 13 tooth front sprocket and chain. and tonight upgraded the headlight bulbs to LED to make the most of the stock headlights. The new headlight is on the right and stock is yellow of course... 

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