RE: handling

[Martin Retherford <m_a_retherford@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The only bike I know of to not stand up under braking and turning 
conditions is the BMW's with there highly engineered front suspension 
system.  All other bike do this to some degree or another.  It is highly 
recommended, at least by me :-), that you change the bridgerocks you have 
on your ride.  I can't speak highly enough for the Dunlop's.

Martin "Broke Dawg" Retherford
99 HD Sporty - worthless
99 ST - Triumph heaven
00 Triple - As soon as the check gets here

- -----Original Message-----
From:	Jonathan West [SMTP:jwratmaster@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent:	Monday, May 08, 2000 7:28 AM
To:	ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:	Re: handling

Yeah what's up with that?  I hate how this thing stands right up in the
corners with a light brake.  Even worse, I hate how it runs wide when
you release it.  It better be 100% tire problem.  These stock
Bridgerocks I think are too V-shaped maybe.  Anybody know of this
problem and cured it with a tire change?

Jonathan West
99 Squirrel


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