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Dynabeads Update

Started by Jay, Wed 27, May 2009, 09:17:26

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Jay

Just a follow up note.  I put a Battlax on the rear, installed 2oz dynabeads.  Removed the lead from the front E3, installed 1.75oz dynabeads.
So far the ride is very smooth.  Mainly ride the twisties of Ute Pass between Woodland Park and Colorado Springs to/from work, 65mph max thus far.  Heading to Wisconsin end of next week, so I'll see how it feels in the long haul.

PharmBoy

You might try it at higher speeds before you leave home.  The company recommends 2 oz in the front and 3 oz in the rear.  You may not need more than you installed, but I think that I would try it at higher speeds before I left on a trip...JTL
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6jugzz

I am running the Shinko on fnt & Battleaxe on rear with 2 oz. each and no issue up to 105 mph so far.   :cooldude:
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Andy

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Quote from: Jay on Wed 27, May 2009, 09:17:26
Just a follow up note.  I put a Battlax on the rear, installed 2oz dynabeads.  Removed the lead from the front E3, installed 1.75oz dynabeads.
So far the ride is very smooth.  Mainly ride the twisties of Ute Pass between Woodland Park and Colorado Springs to/from work, 65mph max thus far.  Heading to Wisconsin end of next week, so I'll see how it feels in the long haul.


Say hi to my brother when you see him, he lives in Divide and works in the Springs. Drives the pass every day, I envy you guys till winter.

Kilroy

Say Hi to my Brother too.   He lives in Divide and works in Woodland Park, sometimes Cripple Creek.   I love it out there too.
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