Iceman
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I'm sure you realize that raising the forks in the triples may affect handling but does not impact length of travel at all right.no bumps where you live, sweet! but boring.
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I'm sure you realize that raising the forks in the triples may affect handling but does not impact length of travel at all right.no bumps where you live, sweet! but boring.
Its all fun and games until the forks bottom and plant the front wheel/fender through the front of the radiator.I'm sure you realize that raising the forks in the triples may affect handling but does not impact length of travel at all right.
Well I'm assuming that if you're raising the forks you are aware of the maximum travel and minimum clearance requirements.Its all fun and games until the forks bottom and plant the front wheel/fender through the front of the radiator.
You know what happens every time you assume....?Well I'm assuming that if you're raising the forks you are aware of the maximum travel and minimum clearance requirements.
If the front fender and wheel can contact the radiator you've done it wrong lol.
True enough. Fortunately I'm the only one who ever touches my bikes, and at 6 foot I've never lowered a bike.You know what happens every time you assume....?
Pics. Or it didn't happen.I'll drag my fridge out back, drop it on it's side, then sit on it. Same thing.
Its all fun and games until the forks bottom and plant the front wheel/fender through the front of the radiator.
I'm sure you realize that raising the forks in the triples may affect handling but does not impact length of travel at all right.
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Then sell it like that guy or take it to shannonville
I don't see the problem. It's been appraised at 6500.00. /sarcasm.What in the actual hell? $6500 for a 93 ninja 250 in cruiser form, complete with rear drum brakes.
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I wish they posted a picture of the appraisal. I want nothing to do with that crack smoking appraiser.I don't see the problem. It's been appraised at 6500.00. /sarcasm.
Almost 30 year old POS........ I guess you can ask whatever you want.
lol you still haven't even told me why the **** your forks are slid up in the triple trees.And taking it to Shannonville will change things how?
My MTS rear has an adjustable shock link and the front forks can be realized up about 2". No reason why an SV can't do the same if done with caution.
Correct, I can't figure out why someidiot would slam their motorcycle suspension and then sells the bike like that.I said the forks were raised in the clamps to match the amount the rear was dropped with a link. If you can't figure out why.........
Some poor sod is going to buy that motorcycle, take it to a shop to have it certified
and the mechanic is going to take one look at the front suspension and say WTF
Not with the MTS yet.Haven't been able to ride it very much.I prolly will lower it tho.(not getting any younger) I did mess around with my Hypermotard tho.(same chassis)I lowered the rear about an inch and slid the forks up in the triples the same.First time around a roundabout i touched the sidestand down.Oops,back to original thank you.Have you played around with the link? If so, does it change the rate noticeably?
Ya that's it the previous owner is very short.The forks are prolly moved because the previous owner is vertically challenged.He very well may have lowered the rear with lowering links as well and used ratchet straps on the front to fully compress them and check for clearance issues.
It's not "slammed".It's adjusted.
The spring rate doesn't change, but the leverage point of the linkage (and the leverage ratio) does. I noticed a slight rise in mine with the Kouba link on it. Nothing drastic, but you can notice it.Not with the MTS yet.Haven't been able to ride it very much.I prolly will lower it tho.(not getting any younger) I did mess around with my Hypermotard tho.(same chassis)I lowered the rear about an inch and slid the forks up in the triples the same.First time around a roundabout i touched the sidestand down.Oops,back to original thank you.
The spring rate does not change.It's the same as moving your upper shock position on a twin shock.