ok I see what your saying Paul
my ridding style is full out hard
see I ride the valk with Vickie for the tour stuff and poker runs and just
outings ok
and when I get the chance to go solo look out
I ride my Max no more than 10 miles before I stop for a break
most times it's 4.5 miles to the roadhouse and then right back home
high speeds and wheelies all in that 9 mile round trip
even tho I ride hard I don't like stiff shocks
me and my bad back don't like hard ones
Bruce Trimble
VMOA # 527
Http://www.rr1.net/users/bruce
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Sayegh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "V-MAX TECH LIST" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 1:01 AM
Subject: Re: Works Shocks
> Bruce Trimble wrote:
>
> > so when we order works shocks
> > should we say we are 50 pounds less then we really are?
>
> No, talk to Pierre and explain in detail what you want. Ask for my specs
if you
> want. Doug Ullman seemed happy with them but you should talk to him
direct
> It's your riding style that will effect it the most. Think about
it.....If your
> bike bounces off the bumps instead of absorbing them, you will bounce and
the
> bike will get squirley...Guarunteed! The shock should absorb the bump not
> bounce off it. I believe in setting the bike up for what you do most.
With the
> Max (for me) it's tour 80% and hot rod 20%. Why put a shock on that will
beat
> you to death 80% of your riding for the 20% of hot rod time?? Not my
opinion of
> fun.
>
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