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I’d like to sell as a pair as of right now.How much for the rear only
I’d like to sell as a pair as of right now.How much for the rear only
What spring did you go with for those Andreani cartridges? The stock fork springs on my V2 are too soft for me and bottom out when I hard brake (170 lbs without gear). I plan on putting those cartridges in my cafe racer but had not thought about them for the V2. I was going to just replace the springs.I’m 170 as well. The cartridges made a night and day difference
I just gave them my weight and skill level and they send me the cartridges set up accordinglyWhat spring did you go with for those Andreani cartridges? The stock fork springs on my V2 are too soft for me and bottom out when I hard brake (170 lbs without gear). I plan on putting those cartridges in my cafe racer but had not thought about them for the V2. I was going to just replace the springs.
Well, reporting back I swapped her ...... OEM "steering dampener" for an Ohlins unit and handling steering has improved significantly. I also swapped tires over to the Michelin Power GP's (which I also am running on my V4) and I am going out for a ride today to scrub them in.
The V2's OEM dampener is a piece of ..... I can't believe Sachs made something so crappy. A black Ohlins dampener looks great on the white bike.
Hopefully, this will help her gain some confidence in the bike's handling and feedback. I think the triangulated shape of the Pirelli Tires and carcass stiffness contribute to the previous observations.
Tire choice for the street is important and if I was spending time on the track I think a set of Dunlop Q4's or certainly Bridgestone RS would be a good move.