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nope 20wt is putting it slightly more loose than a basic general setup. anyone who's put R6 forks on and had a suspension guy tune it will have about a 20-25wt equivalent setting. it's getting you to normal.....

took off thursday to roebling road raceway in Savannah, GA. My first race weekend! Nervous, pumped, deer in the headlights, you name it I went through it. Got a really late start and only made one practice session on friday. Saturday was the first races in the afternoon with practice in the...

20wt for the street, 25wt for the track. 15wt is the absolute minimum viscosity that should be used. I build suspensions for racers including AMA riders. you don't get hydraulic locking in a way that is a practical issue. If it's severe enough to lock the forks up you'd definitely be avoiding...

this and the Fly paradigm are the best value on the market IMO. A composite shell for under $200 is damn good.

lmao :Flip:

plug that bitch with silicone and go :D

yep totally flat. I like that though....it's like a teaching track. It reminds me of a mini euro GP track. From the vids you cant really appreciate but those meatball signs are marking the lines and if you aim for them they help you tremendously. I get plenty of elevation and chamber at mid-ohio...

thank you sir! No def not, the place was filled on that sunday....monday though is was basically empty. I know what you mean these guys were talking about going in november and they go every year and I just had to jump on it. 600 miles one way but soo worth it. And that track is friggin...

okay one more and I'll leave you alone :D This is me filming now...... nevermind the camera shake assfault junkies at JenningsGP - YouTube fast forward 1/3 to get to the fun stuff

drove to JGP from Cincinnati with some local forum peeps. About 25 of us made it down. Was a great time and I really love that place! :thumbup: Assfault Junkies go to Jennings GP - YouTube JGP EDIT - YouTube

old thread! Yeah I agree great movie a must see. The best Ive seen in a long time IMO.

I only have experience with 2 different bead breakers. One made of 2x4's and door hinges for about $5 and one that came with my $70 tire changer. So I would suggest to buy a cheap tire changer and a $40 harbor freight balancer (I don't even balance anymore, frankly) Tire Changer -...

great tires. You don't need to match fronts unless you're OCD

you gotta make a trip to Jennings in feb or march. $325 for 3 days! I plan to be racing the WERA national series this year....well most of it. I'm not going to Oklahoma in f***in' may :eek: Jennings 3 day TD in feb Roebling Talladega cycle jam @ Road Atlanta AMA vintage days @...

holy **** somebody needs to buy this