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Where can I find emulators for my 99 650. I heard the improve the front end. What exactly are they.
Cartridge Emulators help the cheap forks Suzuki put on the SV perform more like the not-cheap forks you'd find on more expensive bikes. Emluators let old technology damping rod forks "emulate" the performance of cartridge forks. by allowing for different settings for rebound damping and compression damping.joker said:Where can I find emulators for my 99 650. I heard the improve the front end. What exactly are they.
Wow, you win the prize for "Most Condecending and Hypocritical Post of the Day". Riding motorcycles is very dangerous, wheelies or not, yet we all do it. Just how dangerous is different for everyone; some people wheelie more safely than you ride to 7-11. Conditions and skill are big variables. And I suppose you have never done ANYTHING that is against the law? :andyauger said:Just a rant, don't wheelie. It may seem like fun but it's hard on the front end and it's not safe and it's not legal. A motorcycle isn't a toy.
I think "condescending" is a little presumptuous and harsh, maybe even wrong. "Hypocritical" is just not called for. Joker has posted several very basic questions on the board, and has gotten some good answers, I think. He also got some advice. That often happens.bmxr said:Wow, you win the prize for "Most Condecending and Hypocritical Post of the Day". Riding motorcycles is very dangerous, wheelies or not, yet we all do it. Just how dangerous is different for everyone; some people wheelie more safely than you ride to 7-11. Conditions and skill are big variables.
you need to learn to land the wheelies, give it more throttle before the front touches down to feather the front downjoker said:Thanks for the info. I already ordered 20w oil for the forks to try to stiffen them up. I am just scared of the front end washing out on a corner because of the sloppy forks and I like to wheelie and when i come down the bike really hits hard cuz of the sloppy forks. :-\