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That's what I've always heard, coupled with running 8psi in the rear tire made those old hardtails as plush as a Caddie.
What.....LOL???
Man, did you hear WRONG. Yeah, try it one time. Lowering the pressure in the rear tire on a hardtail certainly helps............... A LITLE BIT.
But ride like a Caddy, um not a snowflakes chance in hell. A ridged is a ridged is a ridged. There ain't no room for debate. HA! I promise you, I still have back issues from the chopper I rode in college, over 30 years ago.
That's what I've always heard, coupled with running 8psi in the rear tire made those old hardtails as plush as a Caddie.
"Always heard'" interesting statement. I have some friends that rode hard tails and one thing that I never heard them tell me was that they rode like a Caddie, on the contrary and their lower backs remind them of that from time to time.
love my 16" wild one bars. I've had few sets over the years and see no reason to change. had a set of knockoffs once... they cracked at the bottom, around the wiring exit hole. guy who sold 'em to me said they were wild ones but was full of ****. because I'd bought a set in the past, wild ones sent me a replacement set before receiving the knock-offs for inspection. they were cool about the mix-up and said they were surprised to hear of a failure like that... until they saw the replicas. obviously, I had to pay for the replacement set but not a big deal and I had them swapped out just in time for Sturgis.
knock-off damage:
wild ones in front, knock-off behind:
I'm 5'6" 175 lbs. and my hands sit barely over shoulder height. combined w/a backrest and the lindby crash guard/foot bar, I'm about as comfortable as I need. I kept the heritage removable windshield functional but only use it on long trips when storm riding is possible.
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