Does your bike work?
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Re: Does your bike work?
i like dragging my right foot while doing right ralph louies and some times i drag my left foot while doing right circles with my right foot on the passenger peg ,i guess you would call it a nack nack circle
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Most are exisiting suppliers who buy a name brand. The "Pioneer" radios in Ford's, those are made by Visteon. The visteon radio sounded better but when they had subjective tests (a human person listening for clarity) the pioneer ranked better, even after a ton of noise was added into the signal. So they rented the pioneer name to slap on their label.
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Re: Does your bike work?
over filling the forks makes the air chamber smaller and since air compresses and fork oil doesn't it is that same as changing the spring to a heavier spring ,but will not really effect your damping rate
in order to do that you must change your fluid or your damper setting or the rod itself
in order to do that you must change your fluid or your damper setting or the rod itself
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I have no idea how a fork works. Does the volume of the area where the fluid is get smaller as the fork compresses? I assume it does. If you put too much oil in there won't it hydrolock? That would be hard on seals. It would even be hard on seals to increase the air pressure.
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I have no idea how a fork works. Does the volume of the area where the fluid is get smaller as the fork compresses? I assume it does. If you put too much oil in there won't it hydrolock? That would be hard on seals. It would even be hard on seals to increase the air pressure.
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