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I have to say it's not the same bike.
Steering response is much slower. Before, I’d swear all I did was think about moving and the bike did it. Now, I have to "tell" the bike to move.
Being a new rider this isn't a bad thing. I lowered the bike 1.1” fr 1” rear. I did this because I'm 5'5" and couldn't touch the ground when stopped without leaning the bike to one side, just to touch my toes.
For a new rider this isn't a bad thing, but for someone who wants to push the bike and ride it at the track, don't do it.
Steering response is much slower. Before, I’d swear all I did was think about moving and the bike did it. Now, I have to "tell" the bike to move.
Being a new rider this isn't a bad thing. I lowered the bike 1.1” fr 1” rear. I did this because I'm 5'5" and couldn't touch the ground when stopped without leaning the bike to one side, just to touch my toes.
For a new rider this isn't a bad thing, but for someone who wants to push the bike and ride it at the track, don't do it.