Pros and Cons from a Stoppie perspective
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Re: Pros and Cons from a Stoppie perspective
what i meant by pro's was, what is the real need for stiffer? Does it really help with the "shakes" all that much more than a stocker? does it help keep the back straight behind you? that kind of stuff
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Re: Pros and Cons from a Stoppie perspective
Originally Posted by John LegionST
pros - more than i care to list, but at the top of that list is your safety
cons - NONE! unless you put a price on your safety
cons - NONE! unless you put a price on your safety
couldnt have said it any better
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Re: Pros and Cons from a Stoppie perspective
Originally Posted by John LegionST
pros - more than i care to list, but at the top of that list is your safety
cons - NONE! unless you put a price on your safety
cons - NONE! unless you put a price on your safety
+1
But i guess there's a difference if you're rolling from 15 mph. Once i rode with one, i'll never ride without.
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Re: Pros and Cons from a Stoppie perspective
Originally Posted by NME
+1
But i guess there's a difference if you're rolling from 15 mph. Once i rode with one, i'll never ride without.
But i guess there's a difference if you're rolling from 15 mph. Once i rode with one, i'll never ride without.
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