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Emulators

Post by TwoStroke Institute »

If you don't buy a set of these for your forks, your flip in the head. :wink:
http://www.debrix.com/41mm-Fork-Damper- ... 361-vt.htm
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Post by john-b »

er it says they are for a harley road drill :lol: or do i need to search for the right ones?
I wish i knew something about KR's so i was like knowledgeable about them and everything like what you lot are ;-) :-) :-)
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why ?
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Post by john-b »

well wont the holes be the wrong size for a lighter bike? i have not looked into emulators really im just presuming that the range of adjustment would be out or limited due to the weight difference?
I wish i knew something about KR's so i was like knowledgeable about them and everything like what you lot are ;-) :-) :-)
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Post by 500bernie »

Showing my ignorance now :oops:
What are they and what do they do?
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Post by JanBros »

a KR1S front suspension is very simple and the damping can not be adjusted. Things like this work with shimms, so you can change the damping. downside is you need to open up the forks to change it.
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