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Yeah Mud, I saw that!!!!
Riding the stripes and bumpers in the sweepers......
never saw the mudsickle washout or falter even once.......very impressive.
My tires would have spent half the time off the ground I'm afraid,
no way I was going to attempt that. ****
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yessir.
absolutely no lack of confidence whatsoever with this suspension.
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Originally Posted by txrarebear
Oh yeah......if you have a couple of the oogas in the top row of link you provided,
save me one of the red and blue ones and I'll get them from you.
If you ever run across an orange (or natural color) save me one of those also.
I'll square up with you pretty soon.
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I have several of the red and blue, if I remember correctly.
And, I made some orange for you today.
pix are below, and a couple of my current favorite OOga bOOga........
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Originally Posted by txrarebear
Be careful on that Kerrville to Bandera run....
there are a couple of real "hairpin" curves that will test your riding skills.
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I know about those hairpins, real tight.
and, as I remember,
one of them is as you are coming up out of a roller coaster gulley crossing.
That's a really nice ride up through there.
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Originally Posted by txrarebear
Who knows, you may catch the Photographer from txmotofoto
who works a section of that road every other weekend
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Talk with ya later.
Ride safe
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I'll have to keep an eyeball peeled for the motofoto man.
I'd like to get a good in motion photo.............
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My wife was looking over my shoulder a while ago as I was reading your post.
She thinks the OOga bOOgas are interesting too and she like's the one you have on your keychain!
Got any of those extra too?
If so, save me one of those, and my orange, red and blue OOgas......and I'll get with you this week if it's ok.
I'll call you sometime tomorrow and set a time.
Talk to ya later.
Bill
My wife was looking over my shoulder a while ago as I was reading your post.
She thinks the OOga bOOgas are interesting too and she like's the one you have on your keychain!
Got any of those extra too?
If so, save me one of those, and my orange, red and blue OOgas......and I'll get with you this week if it's ok.
I'll call you sometime tomorrow and set a time.
Talk to ya later.
Bill
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yessir. give me a call Bill.
I'm sure I can fix your wife up with something she will like.
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those OOga's are cool... I remember em from a while back.... gotta say sounds like the shocks are a success. How do you find they compare to the other shocks you have enjoyed on the bike.
those OOga's are cool... I remember em from a while back....
gotta say sounds like the shocks are a success.
How do you find they compare to the other shocks you have enjoyed on the bike.
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Yeah rounder you probably saw the 00gas in the Under 50.
I doodadded one as an AC cover bolt a couple years back.
The Ricors are certainly a success as far as I am concerned.
Comparing to the Ohlins with four point adjust ability,
now that I have been able to ride a bit more -
The Os did nothing for *me* that the Rs don't do (at half the cost).
Actually, I do prefer the Rs over the Os because
these are reading the input from the road conditions constantly
and initiating the appropriate response internally.
Whereas, the Os are adjusted while on the kickstand,
and that is what it's gonna be,
regardless of any differing situation.
So far, I'm real happy and glued to the road.
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Already got back. It was a perfect riding day.
Didn't make it to leukenback, but did make it to boerne, then the shade tree on 281.
I guess we are neighbors.
Did you like those shocks.
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