What a great picture, can't fake that one! Saw she was a bit vertically
challenged. May be able to shave inch or two off foam in seat to help her
get closer to ground without altering suspension. I have daughters
myself,17 and 20 :)
On Mon, Feb 18, 2019, 4:59 PM Holger Selover-Stephan
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> On Feb 18, 2019, at 1:57 PM, Darin Hatton wrote:
>
> How is seat height for her?
A bit too high probably. She can just about flat foot the bike, but just not
quite. I’ll try to find a way to improve that.
Holger
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Mark, thank you for your thoughts. I think you’re spot on, and I’ve seen
similar scenarios play out in other sports. The desire to get the most bad ass
gear, then not feeling in control and losing joy and interest.
Both my daughter and I are new to motorcycle riding. We took the basic class
How is seat height for her?
On Mon, Feb 18, 2019, 3:52 PM mark weisenfeld wrote:
> That's wonderful for both of you.
>
> However, let me share for posterity (or posterior) my observations. They
> may not apply due to her youth.
>
> My wife went through 4 bikes before getting to the biggest one
That's wonderful for both of you.
However, let me share for posterity (or posterior) my observations. They
may not apply due to her youth.
My wife went through 4 bikes before getting to the biggest one she has now.
That was priceless, though not necessarily cheap. You see, she needed to go
Looks like a happy young lady! Nice job, Dad!
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I'm with graham. If you have spark on those 2 cylinders clean carbs again
and check compression on those cylinders while carbs are off if you haven’t
done so. Good luck
On Sun, Feb 17, 2019, 8:45 PM Graham Rogers
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> Also check for vacuum leaks, vacuum tube screws in securely, pet cock
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