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Nope, it would be expensive overkill on my Street Twin, I'm happy with the Hagon shocks.
I'm curious about why you want to downgrade the suspension, most people go the other way.
Bloody hell, that's a pretty busy garage, I'm not surprised you have trouble moving around in there. Have you thought about moving on one or two,...
[ATTACH] The RVF400 NC35 may not be up there with the 916, but it's close!
Yeah, good idea. Seems daft to buy a set of plastic sockets when occasionally only one will be used and tbh once I've adjusted the suspension I...
Will do. Just discovered you can buy plastic sockets. Sealey make them.
Will do.
The difference in length is only a few mm. The washer (or spacer as Triumph call it) in the Street Twin fork leg is 1.5mm thick, so by adding 2...
When I get the chance to spend more time out on the bike I'll have a better idea of how this set up is working. From my short test ride the front...
This might be useful to anyone thinking of doing something similar. The TEC springs are slightly shorter than the Triumph original linear...
Glad to see the brake parts went to a good home. But also a bit envious that I couldn't get them to fit my bike. I can't remember if I explained...
Did you go for fork top adjusters?
I know the subject of Bonneville fork springs is mentioned elsewhere but it seems to be mixed in with topics on shocks and brakes and all sorts,...
I put an Evotech on my Street Twin 5 or 6 years ago. [ATTACH] A fair amount of the black paint has now been chipped off, which is preferable to...
