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    The Dr will be able to leap tall rocks in a single bound. (and throw your arse over the bars if your dampening is shot).
    Seriously though, nice kit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Read it and weep you sagged out lusers Mwaaa ha ha ha
    Ah, love it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tri boy View Post
    The Dr will be able to leap tall rocks in a single bound. (and throw your arse over the bars if your dampening is shot).
    Seriously though, nice kit.
    Agreed. Make sure that the shock rebound damping isn't overwhelmed cause its pretty lack lustre even with the stock shock. New valve stack maybe?

    Cheers R
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    The rebound damping will be a bit brisk but still better than original.
    The rear spring is on, the ride height is set and it makes the high beam look like a dip

    Much nicer through the washboards on the inside of the gravel corners.
    Now to get some help doing the front end.
    Hmmm, I knew there was a reason I didn't charge the workshop manager at the Suzuki shop last time I fixed his computer

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    Hey NordieBoy.

    Just realised I know you from another forum... I'm MattL from POTN.. I started that crazy ass 30,000 post thread heh.

    Matt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Winter View Post
    Hey NordieBoy.

    Just realised I know you from another forum... I'm MattL from POTN.. I started that crazy ass 30,000 post thread heh.

    Matt.
    Obviously recognised the quality of my photos

    My little thread is on the way there, just need to get SS interested in bikes and it'd be away

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Read it and weep you sagged out lusers Mwaaa ha ha ha :devil:
    Is that the stuff they call 'aftermarket suspension' ? I'd heard some bikes need it, it's a bit of a foreign concept to us KTM owners though.



    She should go well with all that set up properly, you must be running out of things to bling on that DR now...

    Clint

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    Quote Originally Posted by clint640 View Post
    Is that the stuff they call 'aftermarket suspension' ? I'd heard some bikes need it, it's a bit of a foreign concept to us KTM owners though.

    I'm sure my large arse would require new springs and associated valving even for a KTM

    Just one of the reasons why I stick with the DR cause I'm gona get stuck for suspension upgrades either way. Oh and KTM LC4's cost more too

    Cheers R
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    Quote Originally Posted by clint640 View Post
    ... you must be running out of things to bling on that DR now...

    Clint
    He hasn't got a fork brace yet, I have confirmation that mine is in the post.
    I have a great DR650 wobble inducing tire in my garage to test it out with too, you know, one that walks around bends and makes you button off in shingle. Funny but it is great on the Transalp, steady as on that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by clint640 View Post
    Is that the stuff they call 'aftermarket suspension' ? I'd heard some bikes need it, it's a bit of a foreign concept to us KTM owners though.
    Well, that and smoothness

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    Only got suspension valving, more betterer lighting, fork brace, lower pegs, thicker bashplate and hydraulic clutch to go...



    Should be done by next week

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    Well one thing I don't like...

    No more going seated over the speed bumps down Beatsons Road at 70kph without my bum coming off the seat

    Back to jumping them like I used to on the Nordie.

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    Hows your speedo going? Im looking at getting one from their site. Looking at the 3150 which has a fuel gauge Would it be easy to install or complicated since it doesn't already have 1?

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    Complicated as it dosn't got one.

    I like the simplicity of my one but wouldn't mind a TrailTech Vapor which also does engine temp.
    I wouldn't get the extra holder with the indicators all around it as it takes up too much room on the DR dash.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mole_C View Post
    ...Looking at the 3150 which has a fuel gauge Would it be easy to install or complicated since it doesn't already have 1?
    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Complicated as it dosn't got one....
    Yes, as far as i can tell the speedo only has a fuel level display, you would hook it up to your existing sensor/sender unit in the tank, but as Nordie says the DR doesn't have a sensor/sender unit in its tank. So you'd have to get one of those from somewhere and then I'd hate to imagine the problems of making something like that fit and work properly.
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