Re: bounciness

["Ludo Andries" <ludoandries@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I found out that when it is really going hard, the front fork is not up to
the job.
Furthermore, you only can change the preload on the front fork.
This changes nothing to the steering behaviour.
The only solution is upgrading the front fork (spring, oil, emulators) with
e.g. Race Tech, WP, Ohlins ..

Ludo

- ----- Original Message -----
From: "Jonathan Schulster" <Schulster@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 10:40 AM
Subject: bounciness


> Hi STers,
> thanks for all the stuff on the GenMar risers.  Neil's seems to be unique
in hitting the fairing support - any others in Europe have this problem?
The 11/4" does seem ideal from a comfort point of view. I think the heated
grips help too.  Maybe I am just getting old......
> A mate yesterday noticed the 'ST' on the side, and commented that it must
stand for 'Sofa - touring'..... he has a VTR and its hard to keep up in the
Black Forest.
> One problem is definitely the suspension settings.  Could someone
recommend the ideal settings for a person weighing 80kg fully kitted up?
> thanks
> Jonathan
>
>
>
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