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Originally posted by Monty
Jack up the back by about 10mm at a time testing after each change-that should do the trick. It worked on my 996 and also my ST4S-now that used to really understeer, especially on the gas-it doesn't now.
John |
Did that on the 916 and ST2, the ST seems to handle pretty well now and turns quite quickly (for a Dook)
When I bought it the rear was at it's lowest setting having been owned by a harley rider who was obviously setting it up to handle like the shite he was used to. I thought the frame was bent until I checked out the suspension settings. Made a massive difference as did having some preload on the rear spring. Wouldn't mess with raising the forks through the yokes IMHO, try the rear first.
02-Jun-2005, 08:08 
Paul James
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