steering damper for endos
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steering damper for endos
i'm rolling my endo's for a decent length, but about every other one starts to wobble when i'm up....why is this? tire pressure or do i need a steering damper?
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well i can't really do the low pressure thing, bc the only place i can stunt is like 10 minutes away...so it blows...but lately i've been working on one handed endo's...also no footed...taking my feet off during...when i do the one handed, i start out with my hand already off, is it harder that way? or would it be harder to take your hand off while your rolling it?
#4
seriously if you roll with out a damper your taking a big risk. one day one of those wobbles will turn into a full bown tank slapper. trust me it happens. and if your doing them one handed i would definatly get one.
#6
yeah id spend money on a ohlins or possibly scotts.... those ***** are stiff as hell!! i bought a daytona and they are not nearly as stiff as the ohlins or scotts but they do the job... i hardly get any wobbles now... i still do have some but they arent major.
#9
About $400.
Really, you don't need either of those unless you roadrace. Just get a less expensive one and crank it up to max damping. You don't want a Scotts unless you do a lot of twistie riding -- there are shitloads of settings for it that will confuse most anyone.
Really, you don't need either of those unless you roadrace. Just get a less expensive one and crank it up to max damping. You don't want a Scotts unless you do a lot of twistie riding -- there are shitloads of settings for it that will confuse most anyone.
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