suspension upgrades
#3
RE: suspension upgrades
ORIGINAL: whtan20
Ohlins or Penske triple clicker
Ohlins or Penske triple clicker
#5
RE: suspension upgrades
have you had it professionally set up? i just did it today, the guy did it for free, and it handles like a whole new bike. granted i am too heavy for it, and i SHOULD upgrade the front springs, i'm not going to track it until i get another bike, so i'm not going to do it now
#6
RE: suspension upgrades
get used if you can...
penske rear shock (no need for the baller triple adjustment cause it's more than you would know what to do with). ohlins front springs and revalve with what kit you like...or rework the stock internals for cheaper.
set it all up to your weight and your bike will feel like it's on rails at the track...
if you street this...it'll be very uncomfy.
penske rear shock (no need for the baller triple adjustment cause it's more than you would know what to do with). ohlins front springs and revalve with what kit you like...or rework the stock internals for cheaper.
set it all up to your weight and your bike will feel like it's on rails at the track...
if you street this...it'll be very uncomfy.
#7
RE: suspension upgrades
ORIGINAL: Tahoe SC
get used if you can...
penske rear shock (no need for the baller triple adjustment cause it's more than you would know what to do with). ohlins front springs and revalve with what kit you like...or rework the stock internals for cheaper.
set it all up to your weight and your bike will feel like it's on rails at the track...
if you street this...it'll be very uncomfy.
get used if you can...
penske rear shock (no need for the baller triple adjustment cause it's more than you would know what to do with). ohlins front springs and revalve with what kit you like...or rework the stock internals for cheaper.
set it all up to your weight and your bike will feel like it's on rails at the track...
if you street this...it'll be very uncomfy.
#8
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