Re: [ST] Emulator question

[Dan Wallander <newsgroup@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Partially true,

On the ST, you can remove the fork caps (one at a time!), pull out the 
springs and spacers, then with a grabbing tool reach in and get the 
emulator.  Make your changes and reassemble.  You don't have to remove 
the forks, though you get a bit of oil dripped around from removing 
everything.

Dan Wallander.
Albuquerque, NM

Jack Hays wrote:

>It was written: An emulator gives you independent control over both the
>compression and rebound settings on the front forks.
>
>I have not used them and one reason is that I understand that every time
>you want to change settings you have to remove the forks and springs again
>to get to the emulators. True or false? If so, that seems like a lot of
>work to me to try and get it right. And if you use their recommendations
>are you just happy with better without experimenting?
>
>
>
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