is that a cheapy off ebay? have you ridden with it on yet?royster81 wrote:well i took the "risk" and bought one.
and to be fair the quality is dead on,the finish is alright but we'll see just how well it lasts out on the road. i think it looks well with the black frame and bodywork.
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Re: steering damper.
royster81 wrote:mmmm red ....nice !!Gavin jap4 wrote:royster81 wrote:well i took the "risk" and bought one.
and to be fair the quality is dead on,the finish is alright but we'll see just how well it lasts out on the road. i think it looks well with the black frame and bodywork.
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horses for courses mate, i can't adjust this on the move easy enough ,my other one is the same so went this way, could have gone the other if i had thought of doing it firstbanoffee wrote:I'd have put it the other way round personally
yeah I agree everyone is differnt thank god lol
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yeah i've been out with it and it's dead on, i'm a bit twitchy with it on as it's been a while since i've ridden with a damper on ( my castrol bike has one and i had one on another 400 same years ago, both bikes were twitchy at low speeds.) but even with it on it's lowest setting you can fell it doing something, the bike now feels eager to drop into corners and is very responsive when you want it to straighten up coming out of them too.
i tok it a run out some familiar back roads and with the damper on it's middle setting ( 4 of 7 settings ) the bike sat well on the road, tipped in nice and fast and straightened up on request..... nice and fast.
i've still a few things to sort out with it as the fork bracket just touches the speedo on full lock and the damper body rest against the frame or the fairing but with some fettling i'll get it sorted.
the only , how can i put it, draw backs or possible future problems i can see with it ATM is the finish on the rose joint that i have fetted to the fork clamp, i can see the finish letting go if the bike is used in all weathers but apart from that,hey it's a £19.99 damper. f**king bargain and as long as you keep that in mind, result.
i tok it a run out some familiar back roads and with the damper on it's middle setting ( 4 of 7 settings ) the bike sat well on the road, tipped in nice and fast and straightened up on request..... nice and fast.
i've still a few things to sort out with it as the fork bracket just touches the speedo on full lock and the damper body rest against the frame or the fairing but with some fettling i'll get it sorted.
the only , how can i put it, draw backs or possible future problems i can see with it ATM is the finish on the rose joint that i have fetted to the fork clamp, i can see the finish letting go if the bike is used in all weathers but apart from that,hey it's a £19.99 damper. f**king bargain and as long as you keep that in mind, result.
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looks like a good find then, might have to invest in one, where did you get the bracket for the fork leg?
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from the same people , a 41mm fork clamp and a M8 1.25 rose joint to fit it.
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seen this up close. Fantastic! for £20 i was very impressed.
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did he include the rose, or was that another separate order?royster81 wrote:from the same people , a 41mm fork clamp and a M8 1.25 rose joint to fit it.
ive looked at his other items and hes selling yoshimura rear sets, for just over £30, and brembo calipers for £30 too, ive added him to my favourite sellers - excellent bargains!
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Errrr, I very much doubt that they're true yoshi or brembo items!rickyb_dj wrote: ive looked at his other items and hes selling yoshimura rear sets, for just over £30, and brembo calipers for £30 too, ive added him to my favourite sellers - excellent bargains!
Cheap steering dampers I have no problems with, cheap calipers are a different story. Each to their own and all...

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Re: steering damper.
41 mm not 37 mm??royster81 wrote:from the same people , a 41mm fork clamp and a M8 1.25 rose joint to fit it.
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my forks are 41mm dia mateSaveris wrote:41 mm not 37 mm??royster81 wrote:from the same people , a 41mm fork clamp and a M8 1.25 rose joint to fit it.