I absolutely love my V2. I’m older and I will never track it. It’s my city bike. I see guys upgrading front and rear to Ohlins. Is it so noticeable that I will love my bike even more it is it only noticeable certain situation for certain type of riders? My next post will be about upgrading the Brembo brakes. Tia
Upgrade to Ohlins?
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It can make the bigger much more enjoyable if it's currently not sprung for your weight. I'd try setting sag and adjusting rebound and compression first if you haven't already
Agreed. If you're running the stock suspension on its stock settings, there's a good chance it's not set up correctly for your weight. The biggest change you'll notice is having the suspension set up for you--regardless of whether it's the OEM or the fancier Ohlins. Do that first. (Also, way cheaper--yay!)
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Just get the stock suspension set up for your weight and riding style. Which for city and back roads riding (not canyons), would be on the softer side for your weight.
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