Re: does anybody know

["jack" <jchawken@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for your ideas yes the sprint is still better than most , I mainly
notice it on corners where I haven't braked and I am hard on the throttle it
is like a chatter but road surface related.

> >Does anyone know what causes the sprint to want to stand up in corners
when
> >small or ripply bumps happen to be where you don't want them to be is it
a
> >suspension problem that can be fixed or is it tyre related
>
> The Sprint is so much better at handling this type of corner than any
other
> bike I've owned, so I'm guessing it's a combination of suspension settings
> and rider technique. If you're entering the corner with the suspension
> already compressed from braking, and if the damping isn't allowing the
> suspension to rebound after each ripple before it gets compressed again by
> the next one, then you may be running out of suspension. Try boosting the
> damping setting so it is firmer, and end the braking before the turn so
the
> suspension has a chance to rebound before getting compressed by the actual
> turning motion.
>
>
>
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