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RE: Steering Dampeners? - 12/5/2007 1:11:22 PM

reaper2022

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ORIGINAL: JonBrown

calm down guys geeze.. i saw a piston dampner attached to a f4i today and the guy said it was from a GSXR and i was wonderin how hard that would be to do?
JonBrown

After all that, he still spells it wrong...

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ORIGINAL: shoortbuss
The wheelie thing is kinda obnoxious at times. A kid yelled that to me at a stop sign the other day, and I yelled back "DO A BACKFLIP!"

-01 F4i
-01 Mustang

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RE: Steering Dampeners? - 1/8/2008 6:32:33 PM

yarbrouc

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You can fab almost anything to work and most rotary style stabilizers just need the correct mounting hardware to swap between bikes. I like the GPR but i've never used a piston style. The Scotts just has way too many adjustments and i'm by no means a suspension expert. my .02

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RE: Steering Dampeners? - 1/8/2008 11:09:56 PM

skubysnak

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ORIGINAL: yarbrouc

You can fab almost anything to work and most rotary style stabilizers just need the correct mounting hardware to swap between bikes. I like the GPR but i've never used a piston style. The Scotts just has way too many adjustments and i'm by no means a suspension expert. my .02

What's "way too many adjustments" on the Scotts??? A couple of screws and knobs??? I'll agree with more options, but it's basically set and forget on the Scotts...

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RE: Steering Dampeners? - 1/9/2008 2:30:13 PM

yarbrouc

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I like to set different adjustments when riding. Sometimes I need it stiff as hell and sometimes just a bit so the GPR quick 6-8 adjustments is great. Just my opinion. I hear it's one of the best stabilizers out there but I like GPR. Do they only make it in gold?

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