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Replaced my Legends Revo A’s, with Revo Arc’s last night. Short test ride and could feel the difference in the ride. Will need to mess with the compression and rebound to get them dialed in, but so far I like them.
Replaced my Legends Revo A’s, with Revo Arc’s last night. Short test ride and could feel the difference in the ride. Will need to mess with the compression and rebound to get them dialed in, but so far I like them.
I'm considering upgrading my regular Revo's. I messed up and bought the 13" ones. It really isn't a huge difference over stock, just more comfortable and forgiving over potholes. My front end is still stock as well.
I just did the Dark Horse compensator sprocket today, with a 9 plate Kevlar clutch. Shifting is much, much smoother. Torque delivery is smooth but sure. I’d like to do the crank this winter. My runout was .004” so I’m not pressed yet. Yes, I know, I should’ve done that when I did my big bore.
Last edited by Bafflingbs; Aug 6, 2020 at 08:26 PM.
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