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Old 03-24-2015, 11:46 AM
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I'm getting a similar feeling at the rear at high speed since changing from MZ's to eagle f1's..... I have re050's at the front still so could this feeling of a livelier rear be due to the rear tyre side walls being softer than I'm used to...?
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Don't change gear in a corner?
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Long sweeping bends with the throttle open sometimes demand up shifts, I didn't mean gear changes in your everyday corner, but coming on/off the throttle also seems to upset it a bit, need to get out and try some varied driving.
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When I'm 'loose at the back' these really help

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Originally Posted by earl's_f20c
When I'm 'loose at the back' these really help
Never expected anything less than an incisive solution from you Lee!
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When I'm 'loose at the back' these really help
Never expected anything less than an incisive solution from you Lee!
Well, they work better than your 'cork' idea Chris!
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Originally Posted by earl's_f20c
Well, they work better than your 'cork' idea Chris!
Not going there! Sorry for the thread hijack.
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Originally Posted by earl's_f20c
Originally Posted by Soggybottomboy' timestamp='1427270414' post='23553707
Originally Posted by earl's_f20c
When I'm 'loose at the back' these really help
Never expected anything less than an incisive solution from you Lee!
Well, they work better than your 'cork' idea Chris!

you guys..
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I don't think anyone mentioned it.
Check your tyre pressure!
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Originally Posted by earl's_f20c
When I'm 'loose at the back' these really help

Do I glue them on the tyres or add to the fuel tank?
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