smokin joe help
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smokin joe help
I Just purchased a smokin joe replica. I know that it looks like the 96 edition but my title on the bike says it is a 1994. but i know they didn't make the smokin joe that year.So is it just a typo?anyone got a clue about this.
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RE: smokin joe help
Try looking up some of the major aftermarket break manufactures, on the web (galfer, ebc, etc.). A break pad upgrade would probably make a difference. Also, check Ebay, searching under F2, or something. A lot of people still race these bikes, so there is bound to still be some good aftermarket support (I have a 900RR, so I really don't know what is out there for the F2). With the high price of F3 front wheels, it may not be worth it to change out to the F3 front end.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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