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gavin p · 07-27-2007

Originally posted by SD72GSXR
If you drop the suspension through the compression settings and such or slip the forks up into the triple clamps it will seriously hnder the ride. I suggest she either learn to ride it at proper set up, or she find a bike she is more comfortable with. (Ninja 250?).

she is dead set on this bike..there's no talking her out of it..honestly the bike will sit in the garage more than it will be ridden or i will ride it more than she does..but it's what she wants and I'm not gonna argue...and it's not that she coulnd't ride it properly, its more so she can flat foot the bike.

07-27-2007	#5 (permalink)
gavin p Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 15	Lowering a bike for g/f Originally posted by SD72GSXR If you drop the suspension through the compression settings and such or slip the forks up into the triple clamps it will seriously hnder the ride. I suggest she either learn to ride it at proper set up, or she find a bike she is more comfortable with. (Ninja 250?). she is dead set on this bike..there's no talking her out of it..honestly the bike will sit in the garage more than it will be ridden or i will ride it more than she does..but it's what she wants and I'm not gonna argue...and it's not that she coulnd't ride it properly, its more so she can flat foot the bike.