Joesmoe
IMOKUR2
Yes, per recommendation from @barbagris I had installed the RaceTech Gold Valve emulators. That, plus new tires, made for a HUGE improvement in handling.
New front forks?
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Scholle
Never say never
Even though I already have installed a fully adjustable, modified OEM fork, I am going to replace it by a 48 mm USD Öhlins fork of a Ducati 939 SP with Brembo Monoblocks. The fork fits perfectly in the OEM Rocket yokes and has 170 mm of suspension. I just will have to replace the axle, as the OEM axle has 20mm of diameter but the Öhlins needs an 25mm axle. As well I will have to switch the spring definitely. The Ducati with its weight of appr. 200 kg has about 7NM spring rate and my actual has 10NM.
Maybe the brake discs will need some modifications too. I will see...
Maybe the brake discs will need some modifications too. I will see...
chandelierman
Turbocharged
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I have Maxton internals
Dr.D
Octane Boost
Traxxion front and Racetech rear.
Skelton Hogs
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Tripps
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I added Progressive front springs, slight improvement but still mushy.
sonny
Living Legend
I went with Progressive shocks and springs. No issue's.
Used 7wt oils which worked out rather well. Nice upgrade from the stock system and very reasonable cost. Nothing fancy but works.
Used 7wt oils which worked out rather well. Nice upgrade from the stock system and very reasonable cost. Nothing fancy but works.
warp9.9
Pocałuj mnie w dupę
Or curves in OklahomaI went with Progressive shocks and springs. No issue's.
sonny
Living Legend
Yes all three of them
