Just thought I'd add to the suspension upgrades stuff.
I sent my forks and rear shock off to "Promecha" today. They rekon they can revalve/reshim the standard cartriges. Sounds promising. Hoping to get it all sorted before the Oran Park ride day in Nov (see trackdays). I'll let you all know how it goes. Basically I'm looking for more rebound and less compression etc.
Can't wait!
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hmm the spares cupboard has a pair of Raptor fork inners (not mine)
but mine were skimmed off (centre plastics spine thing) for free-er movement many eons ago by Raptordoc, I don't recall crimps being a problem - age thing ?
either - the first year bikes were different
or - my memory playing up
or it could be that nothing that couldn't be cussed into submission seemed to be a problem for Raptordoc
but mine were skimmed off (centre plastics spine thing) for free-er movement many eons ago by Raptordoc, I don't recall crimps being a problem - age thing ?
either - the first year bikes were different
or - my memory playing up
or it could be that nothing that couldn't be cussed into submission seemed to be a problem for Raptordoc
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Yes, the crimped on ends is the problem. However, apparently these guys have got a way around it, and have done quite a few raptors in the past. I'll reserve judgement until I ride it. Have heard good things about them though. So I've got my fingers crossed.
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