New Rear Shock installed
New Rear Shock installed
OK i did a search and found various posting that confirm that after you put on a Jamie F4i modified shock it raises the rear a bit. However my SH seems to have come up about 1inch. This raises two questions for the Forum.
My set-up thus far
re-sprung front forks to support my bucket ***.
VFR clipons sitting right beolw fork cir-clip.
Sargent seat (changes my forward lean )
F4i mod shock
1. will the rise in the rear create any handling issues IE; the potetial for tank slap, weight distro.....
2. Is there now a need to adjust my forks in the triples
Also since the rear shock upgrade the front brake is way more responsive (not a bad thing) but the nose dives quite a bit more than before.
My set-up thus far
re-sprung front forks to support my bucket ***.
VFR clipons sitting right beolw fork cir-clip.
Sargent seat (changes my forward lean )
F4i mod shock
1. will the rise in the rear create any handling issues IE; the potetial for tank slap, weight distro.....

2. Is there now a need to adjust my forks in the triples

Also since the rear shock upgrade the front brake is way more responsive (not a bad thing) but the nose dives quite a bit more than before.
OK i did a search and found various posting that confirm that after you put on a Jamie F4i modified shock it raises the rear a bit. However my SH seems to have come up about 1inch. This raises two questions for the Forum.
My set-up thus far
re-sprung front forks to support my bucket ***.
VFR clipons sitting right beolw fork cir-clip.
Sargent seat (changes my forward lean )
F4i mod shock
1. will the rise in the rear create any handling issues IE; the potetial for tank slap, weight distro.....
My set-up thus far
re-sprung front forks to support my bucket ***.
VFR clipons sitting right beolw fork cir-clip.
Sargent seat (changes my forward lean )
F4i mod shock
1. will the rise in the rear create any handling issues IE; the potetial for tank slap, weight distro.....

Only make one suspension change at a time, then ride the bike and get a good handle on what it is really doing before you make any other changes.
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