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sounds good just let me know... shoot me a pm... this weekend is shot ill be at tally gp trackday... but let me know next week and i should be able to get some free time...
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Drifting is a lifestyle, so live it sideways!
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gotta 7 way party bong at the sheriff's dept.
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When I treat the street as a racetrack I just pretend the cops are cornerworkers giving me the meatball.
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ok, here is what you do you ready for this ok lets get down to business you gotta get a bunch of stuff for this you go to the grocery store get a jar of pickles some mayonnaise cheeze wizz crackers some milk and a thing of ketchup you bring all of that to your friends girlfriends house then u bend her over and fuck her in the ass as hard and fast as you can.
It's basically the same as putting on an R6 shock except you maintaine the same amount of travel (5.1"). And yes, race tech makes rear springs as well.
so did you ever get the R1 shock mounted up and the fitment correct...? if so hows it perform...?
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Upgrades: frame-sliders, fend-elim, tcp seatcowl, pazzo levers, LED taillight w/int.turn signals, puig double bubble blue tint windscreen, K&N filter, Carbon Scorpion Exhaust, yamaha tankpad, flush turnsignals...
Drifting is a lifestyle, so live it sideways!
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Originally Posted by OFFICER737
gotta 7 way party bong at the sheriff's dept.
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Originally Posted by Ivan_markII
When I treat the street as a racetrack I just pretend the cops are cornerworkers giving me the meatball.
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Originally Posted by lawson
ok, here is what you do you ready for this ok lets get down to business you gotta get a bunch of stuff for this you go to the grocery store get a jar of pickles some mayonnaise cheeze wizz crackers some milk and a thing of ketchup you bring all of that to your friends girlfriends house then u bend her over and fuck her in the ass as hard and fast as you can.
Is the R1 shock better than the R6 shock and easier to fit?
Ohlins 46HRC Rear Shock for me. I haven't really had a chance to ride the bike yet but almost anything is gonna be better than the OEM shock. It was too soft for 235lbs and not enough feedback when set to higher preload settings.
Is the R1 shock better than the R6 shock and easier to fit?
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Is it as difficult as the R6 shock?
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How is the R1 shock better than the R6 shock? And is it easier to install?
Maybe if you keep asking questions that have already been answered in several places you'll finally get your answer right where you want it...maybe not.
HINT...look at post #63...and#58...and many others in this and other threads.
I am looking at the ohlins too. I beleive yamaha may own the company. The Ohlins PDF instruction manuals look identical to the Yamaha FZ6 service manual. My next mod is an ohlins shock.
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