I am getting some Progressive Drop'ins to lower my front by 2 inches and been reading about the Ricor intiminators, I spoke to my Indy who knows nothing about them, which is no real surprise, in fact he was quite sceptical abou them and questioning their ability to do what they say.
Can you guys give me some real unbiased feedback on them?
do they make a real difference?, just honest opinions from the your experiences.

 

Got them, love them, don't even think about it. Get em!!!!

 

Ricor Racing Shocks is actually located only a few miles from where I live. After reading about the Ricor Intiminators on this forum, I contacted Ricor Racing Shocks. They mostly deal in "off road". However, soon after my visit, Ricor was soon dropping the Intiminators into my front forks. The service was nice and the staff friendly. More importantly at issue, the front end on my Lo has dramatically improved since Ricor did the work. The ride just feels so much smoother and all those reflective bumps between lanes are no longer a PIA.

 

A definite improvement, no more brake dive and a lot smoother. Don't hesitate get them...

 

I have them with progressive springs , work great. If you drop your front end ,don't you lose that much travel? Not sure if that's the case or not. But if you shorten your spring travel what's the point. Like I said not sure how dropping the front affects spring travel.

 

I installed the progressive drop ins and the Intiminators last fall. Since then I have only had the bike out once, but huge improvement. Much smoother and no brake dive. Need more miles to give a more in depth review, but I think the drop ins and Intiminators are a good combo

 

So far so good. I installed them with my progressive 2" drop kit this winter. The front end rides pretty good, though the only comparison i have is to stock ride since I never rode the 2" drop without them. There is noticeably less brake dive, and even though a bit harsh due to the drop, it seems to soak up most bumps pretty well. They are basically an inertia valve system similar to what is in every car and truck shock out there. Just make sure you use the regular fork oil, the heavy stuff won't work as well with them.

 

Whats the cost on these and where to get them? Thanks

Stone

 

Thanks guys, Stone... I contacted the Ricor site direct and asked them about forum discount, but was told they were discounted to everyone at way below what the forum saving would have given me. $180

 

got em, love em..