Inverted forks?
03-02-2005, 04:25 PM
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Re: Inverted forks?
yes its easier, they flex less and are usually dampened better (cause inverted are for larger/heavier bikes), less bouncing around, more stable!
Don't know about the R1 fork on the R6, sorry. If i had to guess i would say prolly yes, but im sure someone on here knows for sure!
Don't know about the R1 fork on the R6, sorry. If i had to guess i would say prolly yes, but im sure someone on here knows for sure!
03-02-2005, 05:08 PM
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Re: Inverted forks?
Originally Posted by john LegionST
yes its easier, they flex less and are usually dampened better (cause inverted are for larger/heavier bikes), less bouncing around, more stable!
Don't know about the R1 fork on the R6, sorry. If i had to guess i would say prolly yes, but im sure someone on here knows for sure!
Don't know about the R1 fork on the R6, sorry. If i had to guess i would say prolly yes, but im sure someone on here knows for sure!
03-14-2005, 11:04 PM
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Re: Inverted forks?
Originally Posted by doodle13245
R6's dont have inverted forks yet? my bikes a 96 and has them.
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