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Not sure what was in there from last year but with the new oil and the older springs it seems better:?: |
From my experience with the SV.
The forks are useless. You might as well crank those suckers all the way down until you get some valve emulators. Hell, the rear shock was useless too, like a marshmallow. Then again, I replaced my stuff with a Penske 8981 and Traxxion AK-20s. But, for you, get the emulators. http://www.traxxion.com/detail-65.aspx Call or email them first. |
do they match up witht he gsxr forks. I have stock internals from an 07 750 in my garage.
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I wish they were a 1:1 Tommy :(
I am about 230 these days (trying to get that down) and with my riding style .90 springs would seem to be best. There's 5W in there now and it dives like a freakin' submarine - I'm doing incremental steps to correct it starting with springs and oil. Over the winter I will work on emulators: I just don't want the down time and all the drilling and such right now. I'm not a crazy fast rider by any stretch of the imagination (I have no doubt that any number of people here could out-ride me in the twisties) so I'm trying to find the compromise between stiffness and a softer ride. |
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I'll do some research and let you know if the GSXR internals would fit into the SV - I'm thinking not but if they will that may be a cool idea too. :) |
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Heck I have most of a front end you can have...the forks are tweaked but repairable according to Racetech. The lower triple is tweaked according to Leon and I have the upper as well. I may even have the bearings some where and an axle. You pay shipping and you can have it but I caution you that I take zero responsibility. Let me know.
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