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You are over thinking it
17 RCS try it at 18 or 20 see how you feel
17 RCS try it at 18 or 20 see how you feel
You are over thinking it
17 RCS try it at 18 or 20 see how you feel
can't wait to see it when you discover you can move your bars forward and back and get ones that rotate so you can alter the angle of them, let along getting wider bars and the trappings that come with that.
I have a rcs corsa corta 19 on my sp2 I decide to change it because the soft feeling of the oem was confusing me. Now with 19 I have a direct feeling and braking as I prefer.
Have you tried the 17?I have a rcs corsa corta 19 on my sp2 I decide to change it because the soft feeling of the oem was confusing me. Now with 19 I have a direct feeling and braking as I prefer.
Have you tried the 17?
well what do you say? ......no well what do you say?......ah ok but what do you say?.....
stick with std, ride it, run it in, even on track you can be gentle, learn the bike, improve your riding, save the money, then start making changes based on what YOU feel rather than a you tuber or who ever.
stick with std, ride it, run it in, even on track you can be gentle, learn the bike, improve your riding, save the money, then start making changes based on what YOU feel rather than a you tuber or who ever.
Don’t forget that I’ve tried 16x20 with Stylema, so I have a very good idea what the brakes will feel like. I’ll confirm that on the road very shortly when I finally get to run the bike in but there’s no reason why the V4R setup should feel any different to the SP2 setup.
I mentioned before that I want slightly wider bars based on last year’s experience. The bars are the same on both bikes and I believe this change will be useful.
These are not particularly expensive or radical changes and they are based on what I’ve found for myself.
As much as I like the shiny GP4-MS and could treat myself if I want to, I get the impression that there would be zero benefit to doing so, other than looking prettier. I’m inclined to stick with the Stylema that are on the bike.
Sounds familiar…
no! that was cynical speak for make a feckin decision!
What you need is GP4-MotoGP. Guaranteed to up your braking game
Brembo unveils the GP4-MotoGP caliper: the closest to champions
The ultimate brake caliper with MotoGP technology for road usewww.brembo.com
I think the first step is called having a bike
He’s just trolling (hard to believe, I know).
At least you make comments based on actual experience.