My 98 at the track
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Squid
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Bosnia
My 98 at the track
Just bought it this past winter from a buddy. She does double duty, but has some great mods:
Ohlins rear shock
Ohlins springs and Racetech internals up front
Full 2 Brothers exhaust
Dynojet stage 1 kit
Harris Clipons
Harris rear sets
Hypro Steering Damper
R&G Crash Protectors
Sebimoto Race fairing
Gear indicator
michelin power race Tyres
Heres some picks from the May weekend we did at Magny Cour
Ohlins rear shock
Ohlins springs and Racetech internals up front
Full 2 Brothers exhaust
Dynojet stage 1 kit
Harris Clipons
Harris rear sets
Hypro Steering Damper
R&G Crash Protectors
Sebimoto Race fairing
Gear indicator
michelin power race Tyres
Heres some picks from the May weekend we did at Magny Cour
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Back Marker
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 190
Awsome dude, try to grab that tank with the outside leg, you'll be able to pull more laps with alot less fatigue! Once I started tucking it in I found my arms less sore and my thighs less tight throughout the day. Cool pics 
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Squid
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Bosnia
heres a couple more.
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Superstock
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 284
From: New Jersey USA
Welcome, I'm gona have to disagree. My leg is out like yours just a little and I think its the way the tank is on the bike. If I try to correct it I can't get off the seat like I should. This isn't your first time on the track is it?
If you want my thoughts you need to drop your left shoulder a little more in the left handers and squareup with the tank. Try not to twist you body having you *** off and your upper body back over the bike.
If you want my thoughts you need to drop your left shoulder a little more in the left handers and squareup with the tank. Try not to twist you body having you *** off and your upper body back over the bike.
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