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I dont know Kypez lack off feel from the front end argument wont "hold water" here.
Could i recommend taking the dampner off a "Gumby" it'll let you know whats happening when & if the front wheels on the Deck.
Oh btw Enjoy the new scoot mate.

Pontikat wrote:I dont know Kypez lack off feel from the front end argument wont "hold water" here.
Could i recommend taking the dampner off a "Gumby" it'll let you know whats happening when & if the front wheels on the Deck.
Oh btw Enjoy the new scoot mate.

I did a lot of playing the suspension though... Different brand dampeners, (with and without) played with rear and front sets (heard that a lot of the rear setup issues manifest themselves as front end issues...) I have a good mate in the industry that allowed me to pretty much play around with this demo to my hearts content... Oh well, it was just not for me...

Maybe I'm not good enough for the bike...

I doubt that mate, As i said after trying to funny.

Enjoy the new Scoot, I hope Corser wins SBK on it this year. Or anywone but Fukati for that matter.

Always remember you are entitled to your own opinions and to make your own decision, as long as you remember you're wrong and we'll bag you for it.

Congratulations on the purchase as they're turning into a pretty nice looking thing - and that's coming from someone whose least favourite litre-class bike has always been the R1.

When I was test-riding a while ago, I rode the '05 ZX10R (was before the enw ones came out), K5 GSXR1000 and the '05 model CBR1000, as well as a few others that took my fancy including the Hayabusa and the ZX12R.

Next time I'm looking to buy, the ZX14 and R1 will be on my list to ride as I haven't tried them yet... seems I'm missing out with the R1 (the new one at least) because I loved the 10R and foudn the CBR the least exciting of the whole list.

Sweet ride, just stick ksrc-au stickers over the yamaha ones like I did to my Duc and all will be forgiven...