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Took my Tri on track for the first time yesterday. Unbelievable. It makes the handling of my 600 feel heavy. TC is butter smooth exiting corners. Saw 158 down the front straight, and thats with TC level 5 keeping the nose down. Incredible.

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Did you play around with the suspension settings etc? Manage to set up the sag with the standard springs?
 
Is that the DP tinted windscreen ?

Yes, the higher DP one. I am 6'6" ;)

not sure if its true but i heard the DP windscreen prevents u from folding in ur mirrors lol. Hope the TS can verifiy if that is true.

It appears that it would. As soon as I can afford it, I'm switching to the Oberon bar end signals and taking the mirrors off.

Did you play around with the suspension settings etc? Manage to set up the sag with the standard springs?

I let the local suspension guy do all he could, but I'm 260lbs, so new valving/springs are needed. I was careful not to push too hard and override the stock setup.
 
I let the local suspension guy do all he could, but I'm 260lbs, so new valving/springs are needed. I was careful not to push too hard and override the stock setup.[/QUOTE]

Bummer...I'm about 245lbs and thought this would be the case for me as well. Do you have to do front and rear springs?
 
I'm still curious where Fabbri comes up with, love the Lightsmoke Solo Pista on my 1098s

I had the Solo Pista on my 1098 as well, I liked it so much better than the Puig.

I saw the DP tinted on a TC at the dealer, looked sweet. Almost had a iridium look to it. I think this may be the screen for me.
 
Thanks for the spring/valve heads up.

At 6'6" you don't look to "big" or uncomfortable on the bike...
 
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