***Epic Ride report***
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Edit: Whoa...this one you posted looks real good
INGREDIENTS (Nutrition)
1 cup white vinegar
1 cup cider vinegar
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 tablespoon cayenne pepper
1 tablespoon hot pepper sauce (e.g. Tabasco™), or to taste
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
Last edited by Finger Mullet; Jun 16, 2009 at 04:41 AM.
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Well first of all, I jack up most of the threads I post on, so its only fair that mine gets jacked. I really don't mind the thread jack at all. 
As far as the springs go, who cares? Seriously, I think that if I ever got the "proper" springs I would have to learn to ride all over again. And I've done pretty good so far. Maybe some day. 
Hey speaking of springs, what size would I order if I was to actually listen to you monkeys?
As far as the springs go, who cares? Seriously, I think that if I ever got the "proper" springs I would have to learn to ride all over again. And I've done pretty good so far. Maybe some day. Hey speaking of springs, what size would I order if I was to actually listen to you monkeys?
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Well first of all, I jack up most of the threads I post on, so its only fair that mine gets jacked. I really don't mind the thread jack at all. As far as the springs go, who cares? Seriously, I think that if I ever got the "proper" springs I would have to learn to ride all over again. And I've done pretty good so far. Maybe some day. Hey speaking of springs, what size would I order if I was to actually listen to you monkeys?
As far as the springs go, who cares? Seriously, I think that if I ever got the "proper" springs I would have to learn to ride all over again. And I've done pretty good so far. Maybe some day. Hey speaking of springs, what size would I order if I was to actually listen to you monkeys?http://www.moto-pro.com/
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Note that even with "proper" springs, that's only 1/2 the equation. You still need to set the sag which doesn't cost anything, you just need to set the preload on the shock spring correctly to get the proper ride height. That ensures that you're riding the bike in the proper "geometry zone" which greatly affects handling.
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2006 KAWASAKI KLX 250S
Riding Style: E
Rider Weight: 245
Fork Info & Products
Data
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Fork Brand KYB Diameter 43U Ultra Max Valving Kit UMAX 2006K
Stock Spring Rate (kg/mm) 0.37 Fork Spring Recommended 0.46 Fork Oil 10 WT Inner Fork Bushings MBI 43201 Outer Fork Bushings MBO 43122 Fork Seals KOS 43 Dust Seals KDS 43C Shock Info & Products
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Shock Brand KYB Ultra Max Valving Kit UMAX 4412K Stock Spring Rate (kg/mm) 5.8 Shock Spring Recommended 6.4 Shock Oil 5 WT Shock Oil Seal 14KOS Shock Seal Head Assembly Call for Details Bottom Out Bumper KBO 01 Replacement Bladder or IRBK Kit KBL46X88
Riding Style: E
Rider Weight: 245
Fork Info & ProductsData
Buy
Fork Brand KYB Diameter 43U Ultra Max Valving Kit UMAX 2006K
Stock Spring Rate (kg/mm) 0.37 Fork Spring Recommended 0.46 Fork Oil 10 WT Inner Fork Bushings MBI 43201 Outer Fork Bushings MBO 43122 Fork Seals KOS 43 Dust Seals KDS 43C Shock Info & ProductsData
Buy
Shock Brand KYB Ultra Max Valving Kit UMAX 4412K
Stock Spring Rate (kg/mm) 5.8 Shock Spring Recommended 6.4 Shock Oil 5 WT Shock Oil Seal 14KOS Shock Seal Head Assembly Call for Details Bottom Out Bumper KBO 01 Replacement Bladder or IRBK Kit KBL46X88
