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Re: [ST] Racetech adjustment (was Digest vs. Email)



As far as I know (I could be completely wrong) you only get to adjust  
damping if you have the emulators. You adjust them and drop  them in  
the tubes and that's it. You can readjust them when you change the  
fork oil. In my case, I only added springs so all I can adjust is  
preload. I'm copying this message to Jean-Louis who had both  
emulators and springs on his '98 Sprint. GC


On Nov 7, 2005, at 5:01 PM, Matthew Heyer wrote:

> So the preload is the same threaded cap, just like stock?  Can  
> anyone else with Genmar risers confirm that the risers cover the  
> adjustment?
>
> For the Racetech, where is the rebound adjustment?
>
> Matt Heyer
>
>
> George Chacko <chackoge@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm riding with stock bars. There's no problem adjusting the  
> preload. GC
>
> On 11/7/05, Matthew Heyer wrote:
>> Question for you on the Racetech stuff - the bike I bought has a  
>> Raceteched front end and Genmar risers. Now are the adjustments  
>> hidden because of the risers? Or are there no adjustments on the  
>> Racetech stuff?
>>
>> BTW - the front end dive is basically non-existent compared to my  
>> 2001 without the raceteched front end.
>>
>>
>> Matt Heyer
>>
>> George Chacko wrote:
>>> On 11/7/05, Matthew Heyer wrote:
>>> I used a gmail account for some time, but have switched back to a  
>>> Yahoo one
>>> for my personal email - #1 reason? Folders....
>>
>> It took a while for me to get used to gmail but the combination of
>> search function and labels
>> is really quite nice. However, I download a few times a day from  
>> gmail
>> to Apple Mail so that my messages are also stored the other way.
>>
>> On to Triumph stuff though....I had the forks serviced and Racetech
>> springs put in on my '99 Sprint last weekend.. Big difference!!! It
>> used to feel like the front wheel was octagonal when I took a
>> moderately sharp turn at low speed and the front end dived when I hit
>> the brakes. All that's gone and the bike steers very positively  
>> now. I
>> thought about adding Racetech emulators but the springs alone seem to
>> be adequate.
>>
>> GC
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