Greetings from the Sooner State
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Yep. That's probably least invasive. You can also pull the headstock (triple) and put in fresh bearings, as well as fresh springs in the forks.
Your front tire is a wealth of information on this (and similar) bike. Watch for cupping, uneven wear, etc. and maintain good tire pressure. Tank slappers are not funny at any speed.
Your front tire is a wealth of information on this (and similar) bike. Watch for cupping, uneven wear, etc. and maintain good tire pressure. Tank slappers are not funny at any speed.
Now it's pouring rain outside.
I'll get to test it all out as soon as it dries up a bit. The bike sits a lot higher up and there isn't nearly as much play on the forks. All in all I think it went well. Thanks for the suggestion.
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