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time to give the front suspension a little love

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d_sal

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The couple of times I've ridden my bike, I noticed that the smallest bump bottoms the front suspension out. I took the dust covers off just to explore the situation a little, and this is what I found.

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I've only owned the bike for a little while, and have spent most of my time working on the carbs, airbox, valves...I think I need to start working on the front suspension. It looks like the bike was taken to the beach at some point!
 
d_sal said:
The couple of times I've ridden my bike, I noticed that the smallest bump bottoms the front suspension out. I took the dust covers off just to explore the situation a little, and this is what I found.

I've only owned the bike for a little while, and have spent most of my time working on the carbs, airbox, valves...I think I need to start working on the front suspension. It looks like the bike was taken to the beach at some point!
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In Santa Barbara???
Not a chance. :lol:

Eric
 
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