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Old 10-16-2007, 03:00 PM
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I have a 2004 636 ninja with dirt bike conversion I want to get a dampaner fo it whats every body using called gpr they said that they only make 4 mods but at 450 it would be a pretty pricey mastake.
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huh ??
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Re: gpr steering stabilizer

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huh ??
u no uh dampaner for durt bike bars
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Re: gpr steering stabilizer

Originally Posted by tommy B
I have a 2004 636 ninja with dirt bike conversion I want to get a dampaner fo it whats every body using called gpr they said that they only make 4 mods but at 450 it would be a pretty pricey mastake.

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Re: gpr steering stabilizer

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u no uh dampaner for durt bike bars
so eethur tha durtbike gpr or get dubble stak rizers
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Re: gpr steering stabilizer

Or the bottom ones on this page...
https://www.fullthrottleinc.net/frame.html
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Re: gpr steering stabilizer

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Or the bottom ones on this page...
https://www.fullthrottleinc.net/frame.html
that link wont take him to the triples page ...

https://www.fullthrottleinc.net/fullthrottletc1.jpg
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