BajaRon
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It's one of those 'In or Out' type decisions I guess.
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What exactly does a Sway bar do for riding comfort??
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It's one of those 'In or Out' type decisions I guess.
If you can email me at [email protected] that will make it easy. I can invoice you by email for payment with Paypal and get it shipped ASAP.
BajaRon
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Not 'Funny' at all. I really appreciate customers who ride their Spyder long enough to learn it and get used to it. The sway bar upgrade is usually more impressive to someone who can really compare the before and after.
I'm not here to pressure anyone into anything. I have my opinion and everyone else has theirs. I sell a product and my opinion is biased. (Isn't everyone's?) But it's all good information which, in the end, helps the next guy get a good idea of the spectrum of thought.
Everyone should ride what they want, the way they want it. I'm all for that! Certainly, no hard feelings!
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Rich
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Sway bar has arrived!
I have 200 miles now on the bike, mostly practicing in the twisties. I can feel exactly where the sway bar is going to help. As long as I load the suspension to the outside prior to entering a turn it is reasonably stable. If I don't, it's mid-turn corrections and an unstable feeling throughout the turn. The sway bar is going to help that immensely.
Bajaron was right about one thing for sure: The cornering problems are mostly me. I have come a long way since the first ride and getting better every time I have it out. At this point feel pretty comfortable and am glad I rode the bike before the mods.
Sway bar install and laser alignment scheduled for this weekend.
Great service from Bajaron, BTW. Fast and easy getting the sway bar and links.:thumbup:
I have 200 miles now on the bike, mostly practicing in the twisties. I can feel exactly where the sway bar is going to help. As long as I load the suspension to the outside prior to entering a turn it is reasonably stable. If I don't, it's mid-turn corrections and an unstable feeling throughout the turn. The sway bar is going to help that immensely.
Bajaron was right about one thing for sure: The cornering problems are mostly me. I have come a long way since the first ride and getting better every time I have it out. At this point feel pretty comfortable and am glad I rode the bike before the mods.
Sway bar install and laser alignment scheduled for this weekend.
Great service from Bajaron, BTW. Fast and easy getting the sway bar and links.:thumbup:
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