ZX-14 shock on the SV

Switch · 06-07-2010, 11:19 AM

Particle Man, I would recommend going with the emulator kit I linked to.

I know you say you don't ride hard, but its not just about that.

The suspension on the SV is done after about 5k miles. It's also a safety issue. Wishy washy suspension leads to wishy washy braking and an uncertainty of what your bike is doing.

When you give input, you want your bike to respond in a predictable manner. The emulators are in no way close to a "race" suspension. Just some food for thought.

06-07-2010, 11:19 AM	#31
Switch dadbod Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: East TN Posts: 1,215	Particle Man, I would recommend going with the emulator kit I linked to. I know you say you don't ride hard, but its not just about that. The suspension on the SV is done after about 5k miles. It's also a safety issue. Wishy washy suspension leads to wishy washy braking and an uncertainty of what your bike is doing. When you give input, you want your bike to respond in a predictable manner. The emulators are in no way close to a "race" suspension. Just some food for thought. __________________ It's fine.