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    Yup, compression, rebound, and preload.

    [edit] Doh it was late, no the std steering damper isn't adjustable. Thought you were talking about the shock...[/edit]

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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit View Post
    Yup, compression, rebound, and preload.
    Sounds like the mantra for getting my Jawa going!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit View Post
    Stompgrip. Put it on the tank to help with my knees gripping thetank, should hopefully allow me to hang off the bike more and keep my weight forward.

    Sensei, will let you know what I think after I've fitted it all. Cheers mate.

    98tls, exactly what I was thinking.
    Ya ferkin' wanker, stuff all that shit, buy an FXDX Harley and you'll save a bundle in Stompgrip.


    You Gingas are all mad!!! - especially YOU Fraser!!!
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    Dont listen to im onearm....hes got a funny colored face........
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    Dont listen to im onearm....hes got a funny colored face........
    Hey, some of us were born like that, don't be so insensitive eh??
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    The standard one (steering damper) isn't adjustable, and is unbelievably ghey considering it's relative youth. Sounds pretty squishy :/

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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit

    The std damper is just a throw away item really, absolute crap compared to the luciousness of the ohlins one.
    I knew you wouldn't be unhappy with the gear dude . Those Steering dampers or worth every Penny as is the shock !!

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    Some pics. (Going back out to the track Tuesday hence why I've left the slicks on.)
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    Looking sweet there OAB.

    What's next on the list? Wheels?

    Oh and are you doing anything about the forks or are they fine as is?
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    Forks are definately on the 'to-do' list, however it means taking the bike off the road for a couple of weeks while they get rebuilt, and I just can't commit to that sort of bike free period at the moment! Should've done it over the winter, but I was still using it everyday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit View Post
    Forks are definately on the 'to-do' list, however it means taking the bike off the road for a couple of weeks while they get rebuilt, and I just can't commit to that sort of bike free period at the moment! Should've done it over the winter, but I was still using it everyday.
    Yeah bummer and its not like you could just get a cheap hack as the mods you need prob take time and money as well!

    Look forward to after the tues test report!

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    My newest addition to the family...
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    Nice, ohlins springs too eh? Next thing on my list since I've put the shock on.

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    yeah and the stacks will be going in next week along with the rear shiock
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    nice one tex, i couldn't justify the rear spring myself,

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