999 ability to turn real fast @ speed - Page 3

nathanhu · 24-May-2004, 17:32

chillo how heavy are you?
i had this weave or pump at high speed so if you weigh over 85 kg(dry) then go for the new spring on the rear it worked for me and cost very little

jk2 · 24-May-2004, 19:08

I have a 999S biposto spring (6Kg I think) which is too hard for the road - probably OK for track. Like new, £30 only!!

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chillo · 25-May-2004, 13:13

Nathan

i'm 80kgs ish
i was going to dial in a bit of compression to see if that helps then i might give the new spring a go

chillo

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Originally posted by nathanhu
chillo how heavy are you?
i had this weave or pump at high speed so if you weigh over 85 kg(dry) then go for the new spring on the rear it worked for me and cost very little

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24-May-2004, 17:32	#21
nathanhu Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 631 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Germany, 3 hours from the ring.. Mood: head down chillo how heavy are you? i had this weave or pump at high speed so if you weigh over 85 kg(dry) then go for the new spring on the rear it worked for me and cost very little Reply

24-May-2004, 19:08	#22
jk2 Registered Forum User Posts: 23 Join Date: Aug 2003 I have a 999S biposto spring (6Kg I think) which is too hard for the road - probably OK for track. Like new, £30 only!!ink:ink:ink: Reply