snikwad

is it me, or are your sidewalls chewed up?
If they are, thats NOT a good thing at all, and you may be on the edge of a nasty high side
or is something just rubbing on your tire.
whatever the fuk is going on with that tire it doesnt look safe.

rollingstock

sumthing is rubbing forsure.. no way hes getting that low.. wellllllllllll he could but the dont think the out come would be good..


but i think thats why he posted the pics

rollingstock

rubbing on the hose clamp.. rear shock to soft for your fatass?

Neo Xian Wu

Yeah, after looking at the 2nd pic again, can see a lot of rubber on the clamp.

endemic

so lucky not blown the tire.

lol @ suspension setup spot. come on. you can do better than that. do it right.

Hammer Down

Well......

I had the dunlop Q2's installed yesterday. The rear tire stock size was 170, the set I had ordered was a 180 rear. The 170 never rubbed the reservoir.

So after mounting the tires on the bike yesterday, took it for a test run. Went 10 miles and when I stopped, I smelled burning rubber. Pulled over and saw that the tire was basically fucked. Brand new tire with 20 miles on it, shot!

I ordered another 180. Just going to relocate the ohlins reservoir.

Any ideas on relocation endemic?

D.Nick

Neo Xian Wu

Looks dope.

endemic

Is it VFR? I think so, it's hard to tell in the pics haha. If VFR, There's should have plenty room inside the tail fender. Leave that adjustable location and move that suspension around to inside the fender if it's possible to have room for that part. Good luck!

kick rox

I totally just came all over my desk/keyboard/monitor/fucking everything.. I like the colors.


thanks....