-----Original Message----- From: simon crook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >high there dymag ownerz...i've just spent �1000 >on a pair of dymagz...i'm now totally sick as my >handling has got totally worse...so much so that >i can't ride the max...it's worse than standard! >i haven't checked it myself yet but i'm told that >dymagz do NOT adjust the 'offset' rear wheel... >i'm amazed!!!...i thought that the whole point >of fitting dymagz was to get the rear wheel >closer to the line of the headstock!!!... An offset rear wheel is not necessarily a source of handling woes. Nor is it uncommon. Many bikes have this, including BMW's, without ill effects. It is often done to provide clearance for a shaft housing. The main thing is to ensure that your rear wheel is straight and not pointing to the left or right. The front wheel however **must** be in line with your head stock. Sometimes putting radials on a flexy flier bike makes handling problems worse. Do yourself a favor and stiffen the frame up. Put a brace on the frame and or go to solid motor mounts... cheers, Terry ............................................. To unsubscribe go to http://www.sayegh.org/unsubscribe.htm .............................................
