Houtman_imp
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They have oil in them if you order the whole shock , of course when you order parts for them :no oil
2013 ABS forks upgrade :NOT
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PowerDubs_imp
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Aussieflyer
Been there
When all these second hand forks hit the market they will make excellent donors for someone wanting to prepare a set with cartridge inserts.
Houtman_imp
Road warrior
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I for one always keep the OEM parts for my bikes incase the next owner wants to go back to stock.
Of course I will keep my CB' s as long as I can ride a motorcycle and at nearly 68 no problems at all !
Of course I will keep my CB' s as long as I can ride a motorcycle and at nearly 68 no problems at all !
PowerDubs_imp
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I used to keep all my stock parts to all my bikes and and cars until I realized I had lots off them sitting around for many years taking up a lot of space.
Generally the parts are something I myself will never use again, and would add very little, if anything, to an owner years later.
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Generally the parts are something I myself will never use again, and would add very little, if anything, to an owner years later.
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emptysea
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Nice write up, Houtman. Really good information here.
Unfortunately (in this case) I have a 2013 ABS, but fortunately (in this case) I don't have $750 anyway.
I am giving some consideration to upgrading the suspension on my bike, but I think I'm going to try to learn to be a better rider first and then "reward" myself with new suspension pieces. I have employed the same strategy with my golf game which explains why I play with clubs from 1993.
Unfortunately (in this case) I have a 2013 ABS, but fortunately (in this case) I don't have $750 anyway.
I am giving some consideration to upgrading the suspension on my bike, but I think I'm going to try to learn to be a better rider first and then "reward" myself with new suspension pieces. I have employed the same strategy with my golf game which explains why I play with clubs from 1993.
Banned_imp
Been there
Is that your way of saying your golf game hasn't improved?EmptySea_imp said:
I can't say how much of a "performance" upgrade my mods are as I'm not really that kind of rider but for smoothing out the road it would be hard to find better.
Houtman_imp
Road warrior
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This is the way I look at things on my bikes :
Better front tire than OEM 15 % improvement
Better rear tire than OEM 15 % improvement
Better shocks than OEM 15 % improvement
Better forks than OEM 15 % improvement
Add them all together and you have 60 % improvement over stock , of course you could argue over the percentices but do you get the idea ?
I like a smoother ride because of my back and confidence in the road holding
Better front tire than OEM 15 % improvement
Better rear tire than OEM 15 % improvement
Better shocks than OEM 15 % improvement
Better forks than OEM 15 % improvement
Add them all together and you have 60 % improvement over stock , of course you could argue over the percentices but do you get the idea ?
I like a smoother ride because of my back and confidence in the road holding
