Hi all,
I have recently put on a set of clip-ons onto my 04 R6 track bike (the original ones broke after the bike tried to do some aerobatics at the basin, then gravity kicked in when it was upside down). However the clip-ons are thicker than the original bars, which means I need to raise the forks to make them flush with the top of the clip-ons, thus lowering the ride height by 4mm (by my logic anyway, feel free to correct).
Can some of the more track savvy riders tell me what this will do to handling/tyre wear/stability etc, and if its worth while lowering the rear by the same as a starting point and go from there?
Thanks in advance, H
I have recently put on a set of clip-ons onto my 04 R6 track bike (the original ones broke after the bike tried to do some aerobatics at the basin, then gravity kicked in when it was upside down). However the clip-ons are thicker than the original bars, which means I need to raise the forks to make them flush with the top of the clip-ons, thus lowering the ride height by 4mm (by my logic anyway, feel free to correct).
Can some of the more track savvy riders tell me what this will do to handling/tyre wear/stability etc, and if its worth while lowering the rear by the same as a starting point and go from there?
Thanks in advance, H
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