Steering Damper
- bigtwinthing
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Steering Damper
Hi anybody got one fitted? and any photo.s would be great please? Ta BTT
missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
Re: Steering Damper
Jamie fitted ome to his couple of weeks a go then took it off again not shure why though.
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- lloydie
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Re: Steering Damper
I'm still after a side mounted one :-(
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no you cant have it, its minelloydie wrote:I'm still after a side mounted one :-(

AMcQ
- bigtwinthing
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Re: Steering Damper
bloody hell thats 6 ft long!!!, mines waggling giving it large out of bends, it was ok till i did the renthals and let Lloydie loose on the flywheel
oh the joy of it all. Rode my mates Kawa 636 today, didn't like it, too cramped and bugger all off the bottom end, it did handle good but wasn't impressed, he shat himself on my storm, couldn't believe the low down grunt thingy. He may be hooked!!!


missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
Re: Steering Damper
yes it is quite big and has to have a long stroke [fnar, fnar]
I only fitted it because I had the damper in my spares box when I quit racing and I run it on the lowest setting anyway, but even that has some damping. bike still wriggles when its pushed hard but a damper shouldn't be used to fix that, it should just be there to make sure any oscillation [big word day
] isn't going to escalate into a tank slapper.
interesting thing is when I fit a new front tyre it gets much more prone to speed weaves and as the tyre wears it calms right down. it has done it both times I fitted new front after I fitted Renthals, never did it before!
I only fitted it because I had the damper in my spares box when I quit racing and I run it on the lowest setting anyway, but even that has some damping. bike still wriggles when its pushed hard but a damper shouldn't be used to fix that, it should just be there to make sure any oscillation [big word day

interesting thing is when I fit a new front tyre it gets much more prone to speed weaves and as the tyre wears it calms right down. it has done it both times I fitted new front after I fitted Renthals, never did it before!
AMcQ
Re: Steering Damper
ive got a linear one fitted to where i assume the horn was mounted at one point. the bike didnt have a horn when i bought it though.
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- bigtwinthing
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Re: Steering Damper
AMCQ46 wrote:yes it is quite big and has to have a long stroke [fnar, fnar]
I only fitted it because I had the damper in my spares box when I quit racing and I run it on the lowest setting anyway, but even that has some damping. bike still wriggles when its pushed hard but a damper shouldn't be used to fix that, it should just be there to make sure any oscillation [big word day] isn't going to escalate into a tank slapper.
interesting thing is when I fit a new front tyre it gets much more prone to speed weaves and as the tyre wears it calms right down. it has done it both times I fitted new front after I fitted Renthals, never did it before!
yep thats the same as mine, don't mind it unless aim progressing on so to speak.
missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
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Doesn't really work with crash bungs though does it Jamie 

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Well not my style of crash bungsmagnum wrote:Doesn't really work with crash bungs though does it Jamie

I'm going to put the damper up for sale soon as I don't want it

Jamie 
