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    STOMP GRIP! Place your orders now...

    Hey guys and gals! Just to let you know that stomp grip is in stock now for most newer sportsbikes and motocross bikes and if theres no kits specific to your bike you can get a sheet and cut it to suit. Ive been using it throughout the nationals and I wouldnt have a race bike without it now!

    Basically it just sticks on to your tank or whatever and its a clear rubbery bumpy stuff that allows you to grip onto the bike much better with your knees so you have maximum control. I notice it helps keep the bike much more stable under braking as you can keep you weight to the rear and stomp the back end from lifting also in corners when your hanging off your bike feels like it is stuck to you! Give it a try guys kits are around the $90-$100 mark so its honestly the best modification you can do for the money!

    If your interested in ordering some send me a pm with ya bike details

    http://www.stompdesign.com/stompgrip/features.asp
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    Do they do one specifically for the Daytona 675?

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    Quote Originally Posted by carbonhed View Post
    Do they do one specifically for the Daytona 675?
    Sure do

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    I've used these... they make a real difference. Not pretty but they work.

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    How easy do they come off and can you put them back on after you take them off?

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    Ive been using them on my RR. simply fantastic.
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    Cool Yep stompgrip is great

    Quote Originally Posted by carbonhed View Post
    Do they do one specifically for the Daytona 675?
    Quote Originally Posted by CHOPPA View Post
    Sure do

    Ya gotta put it on careful like, but you have to with most things
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    My order's in !!! Looks like they failed with shaping the 675 tank for gripping with the knee also !!!
    A girlfriend once asked " Why is it you seem to prefer to race, than spend time with me ?"
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    Quote Originally Posted by sinfull View Post
    My order's in !!! Looks like they failed with shaping the 675 tank for gripping with the knee also !!!
    How do you mean? From Saul's pics (thanks mate) the Stompgrip would seem to protect everywhere I'm scuffing up at the moment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carbonhed View Post
    How do you mean? From Saul's pics (thanks mate) the Stompgrip would seem to protect everywhere I'm scuffing up at the moment.
    Nah ! If you saw my triples you'd see i aint to concerned with scuffing em lol
    More the shape of the tank !
    Find that when i'm hanging off the 1050 it dont have anywhere to tuck the knee under to stop it sliding up and hence i'm having to wrestle the bike to stay on (and in so doing, my head/body isn't out over the centre of gravity, just one cheek of me butt) Makes for pumped forarms and less relaxed = slower times !
    Hoping to remidy that with raising the rearsets and stomp (so my knee may catch the ridge line at the top edge of the tank ! The speed 3 tank has similar lines to the 675 (may even build a roll on the side of the tank to suit)
    Was confused as to why i was getting slightly faster times on my 955 than the 1050 (which is a second faster in the standing and 20 km more top end) and i think it has a lot to do with the fact the 955 tank is a different shape (has a slight roll half way down the side) and is 60 mm shorter between the rearsets and seat !
    A girlfriend once asked " Why is it you seem to prefer to race, than spend time with me ?"
    The answer was simple ! "I'll prolly get bored with racing too, once i've nailed it !"

    Bowls can wait !

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinfull View Post
    Nah ! If you saw my triples you'd see i aint to concerned with scuffing em lol
    More the shape of the tank !
    Find that when i'm hanging off the 1050 it dont have anywhere to tuck the knee under to stop it sliding up and hence i'm having to wrestle the bike to stay on (and in so doing, my head/body isn't out over the centre of gravity, just one cheek of me butt) Makes for pumped forarms and less relaxed = slower times !
    Hoping to remidy that with raising the rearsets and stomp (so my knee may catch the ridge line at the top edge of the tank ! The speed 3 tank has similar lines to the 675 (may even build a roll on the side of the tank to suit)
    Was confused as to why i was getting slightly faster times on my 955 than the 1050 (which is a second faster in the standing and 20 km more top end) and i think it has a lot to do with the fact the 955 tank is a different shape (has a slight roll half way down the side) and is 60 mm shorter between the rearsets and seat !
    Ah OK seems like we're both looking for the same thing, a more secure base and so less wrestling with the bars, just that you're coming from a substatially more hardcore level. Hell I don't even want to scuff my tank up any more

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    Quote Originally Posted by supraman_nz View Post
    How easy do they come off and can you put them back on after you take them off?
    If you use the Promoter kit it sticks like shit to a blanket.

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    Hey Guys, if you are intersted there is some more info on this link.

    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/List...x?id=205963123

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