Paul, on your tips page, you talk about sliding the fork tubes up the clamps 1/2 - 1". On '93 and newer, isn't there a machined recess where it attaches to the top clamp or is the fork tube uniform in diameter throughout its entire length? I've been delaying the installation of my Progressive 418 rear shocks because 1) I haven't purchased the spring kit for the front yet and 2) I'm not too excited about taking apart my fork tubes. Thanks for your help. Vmaxman Paul Sayegh wrote: > "Winters, Kevin" wrote: > > > Don (and other knowledgeable folks), > > > > What's your recommendation for suspension upgrades? > > What's the "best bang for the buck" for a 1985 Vmax? > > > > see the FAQ's http://www.sayegh.org/faq.htm#My > > -- > > =================================================== > Paul Sayegh > V-Max Technical List Administrator > VMOA Northwest Director > V-Max web page http://www.sayegh.org/tips.htm > =================================================== > > ............................................. > To unsubscribe go to http://www.sayegh.org/unsubscribe.htm > .............................................
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