H2 FIRST RIDE
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H2 FIRST RIDE
Done about 200 miles on the h2 i put together over the winter im impressed ,alot different to my 500s pulls from 1500 rpm not 4000 rpm dont think the 500s are going to get much use this year
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Does that stop it lurching all over the place over the white lines too?
But now Ian's back in the workshop, I could get the casings across to him, I'm just a bit unsure now that everyone says that the centres need moving on the front mounts...
But now Ian's back in the workshop, I could get the casings across to him, I'm just a bit unsure now that everyone says that the centres need moving on the front mounts...
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no that's longer shocks on the rear than standard & try some fresh oil in yer front forks,not much tuning can be done with the front forks, but I played with my fork oil level & by putting 2p's under the fork spings at the top to play with the rebound and dampin to get the bike handling bette, could also be down to your choice of tyres and how much wind you put in themWolfie wrote:Does that stop it lurching all over the place over the white lines too?![]()
But now Ian's back in the workshop, I could get the casings across to him, I'm just a bit unsure now that everyone says that the centres need moving on the front mounts...
Want another go on mine? :-p
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I used my h1a more than my h2 last year JP, I just don't like the braking when 2 uphusson73 wrote:So I'm on the lonesome guys who use his H1 more than his H2s![]()
but it's a 69
so my H2 might get more use than my h1 this year, but saying that my 400 will be getting an airing at Donnington , so that might see the road this year too
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Me as well...i love my h1a...i reckon it's the must under rated and under valued triple of the lot.....downpipe3 wrote:mmm
i must admit i probably prefer my h1a to any other road triple i have owned
and ive had a few
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funny how lots of tripplers' have had the H1A experience,...kas750 wrote:Me as well...i love my h1a...i reckon it's the must under rated and under valued triple of the lot.....downpipe3 wrote:mmm
i must admit i probably prefer my h1a to any other road triple i have owned
and ive had a few