> That's one trick looking front end. Can't say I'm encouraged
> by the loss of a fork, but it looks nice. Sure would speed up
> tire changes ;^)
I have a GTS-1000, the "forkless wonder." It's the most stable
bike I've ever ridden. Even more so than the BMW Telelever.
Believe me, I don't miss forks at all with it. I wish more bikes
had that front end. No fork seals to replace, easy tire changes,
unbelievably stable in turns, over bumps, etc.
Having said that though, I don't like the looks of the one in
question. All of the load is carried by the headset (yes, I
know that conventional forks do too). The RADD system on the
GTS has the load carried by the lower A-arm. If you're going
to change the front end, you might as well make improvements.
-K
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