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[ST] Centerstand hell
- Subject: [ST] Centerstand hell
- From: "David W. Funk" <dwf@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 20 Apr 2003 08:59:22 -0700
I have been reading about people dropping the front 10mm with the fork
tubes.
When I bought my 2000 Sprint ST, the forks were up in the tubes, close to
10mm. The bike was hell to put on the centerstand. At the time I thought all
Sprints were just very, very hard to get up on the centerstand. Later after I
had rased the front, forks back to 0mm, the centerstand was easy.
Just a warning.
I raised the front because of ground clearance problems. My lower fairing
was dragging from time to time. I have also adjusted the preload, and the
rear shock, so may be I could lower the front again. But I am happy now, and
really did not like the effort the centerstand required.
David W. Funk
'00 Triumph Sprint ST
Pleasanton, CA
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