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Gearing is probably one of the most important things to do. not only the countershaft sprocket but the rear sprocket as well. If you are not using first and starting out in second then you obviously have the wrong gears on the bike. Possibly a different pipe and check your jetting. Also, tires and tire pressure play a very important role in performance.
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