Rear wheel and gearing questions.

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Mincehead
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Re: Rear wheel and gearing questions.

Post by Mincehead » Tue Mar 20, 2012 11:03 am

Yep the fit to the Thunderace swingarm is virtually identical to that of the stock arm. PM Fung for some R6 shock base settings, he`s posted them here but I cannot easily find the thread they are on. :wink:
Oh and Kayla`s kit? It`s ALL worth investing in (shameless attempt to gain more discount :lol: ). No seriously it is all good stuff and the double dogbone idea is a very good one.
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Re: Rear wheel and gearing questions.

Post by Kayla » Wed Mar 21, 2012 12:40 pm

garyi94 wrote:I've got the R6 shock + Kayla adapter. Will that fit the thunderace swingarm without dramas?

I have only had the beast on the road for less than a week, enjoying it to the max (except for the North Coast rain!)

Any suggestions for base setups for the R6 shock? Must admit, feels pretty good on standard settings, but you can't help but have a play.....

Are the 4 position Kayla dogbones worth investing in?

Thanks again, what a great bunch!

Gary
It'll fit the thunderace arm no problems at all (I used it on my TRX with Thunderace bits), and I suppose the four position dogbones are worth it if you're not entirely sure what sort of rear ride height you want and don't want to make/buy loads of different lengths, and like chopping and changing stuff. We've sold loads and people seem to be happy with them :D They're cheaper than the black powder coated single length mild steel ones on ebay too- what's not to like? ;)
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