bone crusher
10-12-2008, 08:09 AM
Has anyone else noticed that the digital speedometer (think that's what it is called) is about 2 mph slower than the regular gauge? I never looked at the gauge before as I always use the digital read-out...however, yesterday I finally did and realized that the digital is about 2 mph slower...
Also, for anyone there over 150 pounds, make sure you 'up' the suspension to number 4, in regards to the front...what a serious difference it makes with turns and driving on twisty roads...there is no rocking back and forth as there was before...
One more note...Kewlmetal mirror extensions should be built onto the bike from the get-go...what a huge difference these have made...they tend NOT to tighten all way but do not move with riding, which is fine...this modification is one nobody should do without...
Also, for anyone there over 150 pounds, make sure you 'up' the suspension to number 4, in regards to the front...what a serious difference it makes with turns and driving on twisty roads...there is no rocking back and forth as there was before...
One more note...Kewlmetal mirror extensions should be built onto the bike from the get-go...what a huge difference these have made...they tend NOT to tighten all way but do not move with riding, which is fine...this modification is one nobody should do without...