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Nice :peace: so what does it actually do then?
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erm... looks pretty? :lol: no idea, but it's something to do with moving the caliper when the swingarm moves, any RC30 specialists out that that know?
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ALL RC30 removed this for racing as it was found to be inefective gain over weight,

it is meant to prevent skipping on hard braking into corners etc, but if your using a rear brake you need shooting, id rather upgrade the caliper than have a RC30 torque arm, "Function over form!"
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I'm a tart lol, I don't think I need any more performance just at the moment, so will work on the form for a little :D
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porndoguk wrote:if your using a rear brake you need shooting
rick, you disappoint me. bring a shotgun to athea - you'll be needing it for me :scare:
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mo haggs wrote:
porndoguk wrote:if your using a rear brake you need shooting
rick, you disappoint me. bring a shotgun to athea - you'll be needing it for me :scare:
its acceptable on a track! theres no purpose for one a on a road,

if i dont hear you back end skipping/jumping and the chain slapping the shit out of your swing arm as you hammer the anchors in to fairy corner ill shoot you :twisted:
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porndoguk wrote: if i dont hear you back end skipping/jumping and the chain slapping the shit out of your swing arm as you hammer the anchors in to fairy corner ill shoot you :twisted:
you'll not see any of that from me,
i'll be smother than your favorite silky underwear
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BillingCBR wrote:Yeah, gotta get hold of Mo Haggs to get the proper rod for the job :)

:news:
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Just waiting to hear the lot has been sent out from Japan, and I'll PM about the rod :) What sort of price would I be looking at?
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