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Old 11-17-2012, 02:17 AM   #11
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i got 07 r6 and little bit know about its functions. But when i shift gear bike take time for more pick or speed. Is there any adjustment need which solve this problem.
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Re: Fork height

My 09 forks are at the stock height, but would it be beneficial/better for them to be flush? My bike is strictly track so I'd like to get the best out of it even though it's good enough now.

Had my suspension set up by Dave Moss, but didn't bother to ask him about the fork height at the time. He didn't mention anything either, so I assumed it best to leave it.
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Old 11-17-2012, 05:29 PM   #13
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Re: Fork height

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I got 07 r6 and little bit know about its functions. But when i shift gear bike take time for more pick or speed. Is there any adjustment need which solve this problem.
I can tell I've spent too much time around people on the internet, because somehow I actually understood that..


To solve the problem, twist that thing by your right hand.
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Re: Fork height

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My 09 forks are at the stock height, but would it be beneficial/better for them to be flush? My bike is strictly track so I'd like to get the best out of it even though it's good enough now.

Had my suspension set up by Dave Moss, but didn't bother to ask him about the fork height at the time. He didn't mention anything either, so I assumed it best to leave it.
It's personal preference. Take them out for a session the way they are, then lower them a notch for a session, then put them flush for a session and see what you like best.
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