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Springs and seat

Started by Ohenry, March 07, 2006, 05:21:58 AM

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Mandres

cool link, thanks for posting.  How does the Trico pad fit on the GS seat?  The shape seems all wrong.  I wonder if removing the seat cover and cutting out a section of the foam would allow you to mount the pad securely.  Seems like a lot of trouble though...

-M

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Also, regarding suspension: www.peterverdonedesigns.com/introduction.htm
This will help you set up your bike even better with your new springs.

Something else I was going to say was to go to the Racetech website and punch in your numbers to see what kg/mm (lb/in) springs they suggest and compare that to the .57kg/mm-.80kg/mm Progressives.
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Ohenry

Quote from: Wrecent_Wryder on March 20, 2006, 08:14:40 PM
Quote from: Ohenry on March 20, 2006, 04:39:19 PM

Look if anyone lives near Corbin and has a 2001 gs500 please give them your seat for 2 weeks and they will make a mold out of it so they can sell it to the rest of us with bike bottom blues!  :thumb:


Um... and the reason that Corbin hasn't exploited this market segment so far, is because they can't afford to go to a junkyard or breaker and pay $50-100 for a used seat, so they've just been waiting for 5+ years now for someone to lend them one for free?



Yup that is what the Corbin rep told me. Can you believe 5+ years?

As for the front part I will give a full report after  I give it a full test this weekend.

Ohenry
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