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scraping footpegs through the corners
Hi guys.
I asked this same question a few years ago and got advised by the org to get jackup plates or rearsets. I got them which has helped until the last two trackdays, when i have started scraping the footpegs again. Some info to help. I am on a 2000 curvy, am about 80kgs, the rear preload is set on 4, i have the highest setting on the jackup plates, and about half a centimetre of tyre left. the thing is it feels good till the pegs scrape then i loose all confidence. What is the next best mod to do? to improve the ground clearance? cheers ryan |
Re: scraping footpegs through the corners
fit some rangerover tyres lol
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Re: scraping footpegs through the corners
Did you get jack up plates or rearsets? There might be another make that has more adjustability.
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Get your knee out and hang off.......if you have already raised your pegs and your still scraping your pegs on a trackday then your cranked over more than you need to be, hang off and you need to lean less.
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Re: scraping footpegs through the corners
I am definetly keeping the bike i absolutely love it even after all three years. yeh i thought one option might be change the whole rear shock.I did price up an ohlins, maxton and hagon shock but all pretty expensive.
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the last trackday i did one of the instructors told me to move more. I am trying to do this it takes some getting used to. too much commuting has made me a statue on the bike.
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yeah i got jack up plates so i will look into different types for more ground clearance
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there is your problem then. no end of jack plates are going to help.
if you hang off the bike is more upright for the same speed = more ground clearance. |
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true, to be honest i think the lack of body movement is the main problem. This is gonna be harder to fix than bike mods. oh well, will be fun trying. I am just a little disappointed about not being able to use up all of the tyre.
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