Recent content by JeffreyDeal197

come to think of it i've got a broken piece on one of the connectors....nah i'm not gonna do them like that. but it's great to know they're behind the users 100%

sup bacon. i think i just need to watch the OTT vids again and type up/print out the if:then things about reading the wear and commit it to memory. i wouldn't call it really odd wear, the overall wear isn't that bad at all and i'm still very impressed with what the shock has done. maybe i'm...

thanks for the advice, yes i do have a rearstand. i haven't done much tuning since i converted to the R6 shock as the stock settings just felt ideal for street riding, especially given the higher effective spring rate.

so not enough or too much rebound damping?

street ridden tire, btw. and yes, this Pr2 has 6,500 miles on it. look at the treads on the sides, you can tell that the leading edge is worn yet the following edge is sharp/hard edged. i remember watching some 'on the throttle' videos on suspension tuning a while back but i can't remember what...

it's jorge's year now, let him shine. but somebody has to be there to put pedrosa and stoner one position lower on the roster.

a private day at RRR would be great if we could get a date set a couple months ahead of time. there's a lot of guys around here that would love to go but haven't had a chance.

i'm sure the tire itself isn't bad, but you guys know what market the street sport tires cater to, pretty much the bike night crowd of fair weather no gear riders. i almost settled for a sportec front last week just to check it out but the pilot power is such a good buy right now.

you have a point blue, but then again i don't do much test'n'tune in public anyway.

i thought that payload was basically rear axle vertical loading and that GVWR is total vertical load front/rear combined? so say you've got 400 pounds of people/gear in the cab, you should subtract that from the payload rating?

tongue weight -(minus) payload gross capacity = total useable payload, at least in theory. let's say 1000 lbs payload max and 150 lb tongue max means you could have 850 in the back, 150 on the tongue, and full capacity say 3,000 lbs towing on the trailer. however the main variable at that...

or you can just ride around in public with numbers on your bike.....that way you don't look like every other guy on a me too bike.

no problem, i was wondering the same thing before i did it as well. strap her down and she's good to go.

get the dakota, you'll be glad you did! i love mine. 4.7 2wd quad cab.

congratulations, looking forward to riding with you in the future.