RGV 250M VJ22
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Re: RGV 250M VJ22
yeah that's the way to ride them , didn't help swapping it for the zx10 for a few miles as that thing is just ballistic but felt like a busDrunkn Munky wrote:I felt the same when i went back to 2 strokes with the NSR, felt like i was ringing its neck everywhere but you soon get in the groove, its all about keeping the momentum going.
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Re: RGV 250M VJ22
I think when you have a big powerful bike you ride it lazily. You cant afford to do that with a two stroke you need to work the bike more to get that bit of magic from it.
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Re: RGV 250M VJ22
Does anyone know what make this shock is?

A few new bits

Some general shots




A few new bits

Some general shots



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Re: RGV 250M VJ22
Is it a wilbers shock by any chance??
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Re: RGV 250M VJ22
New tyres for both bikes ,

still trying to figure out what the shock is

still trying to figure out what the shock is
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Re: RGV 250M VJ22

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Re: RGV 250M VJ22
Not touched either bike over the last couple of weekends , seeing as the weathers been nice i decided to spend some time with the missus and little one.
The front brake on the rgv has a fluid leak between the master cylinder and the fluid pot, so iv gone blind buying bits no knowing if there going to solve the problem
, parts that it needed anyway tho.
Some goodridge braided lines,hrc front hose and a hrc rear hose hopefully that will sort the leak.
The front brake on the rgv has a fluid leak between the master cylinder and the fluid pot, so iv gone blind buying bits no knowing if there going to solve the problem

Some goodridge braided lines,hrc front hose and a hrc rear hose hopefully that will sort the leak.
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Re: RGV 250M VJ22
Went for a propper ride tonight and the bike was amazing , even with a leaky fork seal and the really old tyres , should have the new ones on this weekend.
Iv fixed the leaky front brake , it was only the line from the resivouir to the master cylinder .
I just the nc is as good as this when it's done otherwise I will be disappointed .
Iv fixed the leaky front brake , it was only the line from the resivouir to the master cylinder .
I just the nc is as good as this when it's done otherwise I will be disappointed .
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Re: RGV 250M VJ22
Bike looks nice, ive had a few rgv's and they are great when in the power.
Keep an eye on those powervalves!
Keep an eye on those powervalves!
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Re: RGV 250M VJ22
It's had uprated ones fitted with solid pins fitted.Variablevalves suck wrote:Bike looks nice, ive had a few rgv's and they are great when in the power.
Keep an eye on those powervalves!