Raced My 2010 GG300 for the First Time Today

[twowheels]

Originally Posted by 2whlrcr

The front forks were incredibly harsh when new. I thought I was going to, have too have them revalved. After about 15 hours of riding, they have broken in to the point, where I can live with them. I may trying changing to 2.5wt oil this winter, and give that shot. I did that on my Husky's Marzzochi's and that help them become more supple.

I have a simple mid-valve mod that takes a lot of the harshness out without totally losing trail feel ... and yes, the more time the better. Make sure you check your upper spring seat shims - they're too thin and like to cup and crack ... just before they break and destroy your fork.

[2whlrcr]

Originally Posted by twowheels

Make sure you check your upper spring seat shims - they're too thin and like to cup and crack ... just before they break and destroy your fork.

How soon does this happen? I may talk to you after our season winds up. I'm busy setting up our local HS for next weekend and then it's off to So MO for some trail riding at Thanksgiving. After that the studded tires get mounted on my...cough, choke, er...KTM for winter riding season.

[Fred1956]

Originally Posted by 2whlrcr

How soon does this happen? I may talk to you after our season winds up. I'm busy setting up our local HS for next weekend and then it's off to So MO for some trail riding at Thanksgiving. After that the studded tires get mounted on my...cough, choke, er...KTM for winter riding season.

How far into SoMO, Might need to get together that weekend if I could