Joined Aug 2012
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Hi Folks,
Last summer I was generally really pleased with my new to me millie. However I found that while it initially tipped
into corners ok it neaded a lot of effort to really get it right over and holding a tight line.
What want to do is get it turning a bit quicker by either raising the rear ride height or by dropping the yokes down the forks or maybe both.
Questions for you as I've never had the option to change the ride height on previous bikes. If I raise the rear what sort of distance do i have to turn the ride height adjuster on the bottom of the shock to make a differance?
and which options would you take? drop the front, raise the rear or both?
Cheers Jeff
Last summer I was generally really pleased with my new to me millie. However I found that while it initially tipped
into corners ok it neaded a lot of effort to really get it right over and holding a tight line.
What want to do is get it turning a bit quicker by either raising the rear ride height or by dropping the yokes down the forks or maybe both.
Questions for you as I've never had the option to change the ride height on previous bikes. If I raise the rear what sort of distance do i have to turn the ride height adjuster on the bottom of the shock to make a differance?
and which options would you take? drop the front, raise the rear or both?
Cheers Jeff
