Steering damper?
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duncan
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Steering damper?
What steering damper should I run on the LCR?
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Re: Steering damper?
Shouldnt?
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Bennyboy
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Re: Steering damper?
I wouldn't bother running one. I couldn't tell the difference between having one and not. Apart from when I did have one on and it locked up on me in the paddock!!
These F1's are a tad bit longer!!!
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duncan
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Re: Steering damper?
O.K. I'll give it a run without it.
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Kickaha
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Re: Steering damper?
I've always considered steering dampers something people fit to disguise bad handling rather than fixing the problem
Hasn't ever been one on the LCR I passenger
The short bike I rode a few times improved out of sight when we took the one that was fitted off it
Hasn't ever been one on the LCR I passenger
The short bike I rode a few times improved out of sight when we took the one that was fitted off it
"The rider gets the glory, the passenger gets the blame"