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Front or Rear first?
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Front or Rear first?
I know that this may be a silly question to most, but personally I just need a few opinions and some advise on what to do first. While I have already decided that I need to do something to improve both my front and rear suspension, right now, I can only afford to do one of the two.
Rear, will either be going with an Ohlins, or Works, up front, gonna go with an Intiminator.
What I really wanted help with is not so much opinions on these products, but with which would make the greatest amount of difference if done by itself first in terms of ride and handling improvement. Also, if possible, share the reason for your choice. Thanks..
Rear, will either be going with an Ohlins, or Works, up front, gonna go with an Intiminator.
What I really wanted help with is not so much opinions on these products, but with which would make the greatest amount of difference if done by itself first in terms of ride and handling improvement. Also, if possible, share the reason for your choice. Thanks..
Last edited by DeathProof72; Apr 29, 2009 at 09:27 PM.
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This is really going to depend on your riding style. If you do a lot of twisties, the front is key. Springs, fork oil, and fork brace. If it's more casual cruising, the rear could provide a smoother ride. What ever your riding style, doing both at the same time and matched to your style of riding.
For me, it was front, rear, rubber, and brakes all at the same time 2 winters ago and I'd do it all again.
For me, it was front, rear, rubber, and brakes all at the same time 2 winters ago and I'd do it all again.
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