BGM front shockers settings
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RB Spain
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Well well well, after allmost 50 views, it seem that these shocks, are not used by maney people, shame.RB Spain wrote:Got some new ones, but no instructions, any one got any setting, iam 14 ish stone.
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Start on the middle setting and see how it feels 
Turn On, Tune In, Cop out!
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joeswoonara
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i think a lot of people use them , me included , but you set them to your personal preference , i like a soft front end ,try them out for yourself 
never squat down when wearing spurs !!
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Toddy
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Agree with above i have differnt settings on my GP and my series 2 its your own preferencejoeswoonara wrote:i think a lot of people use them , me included , but you set them to your personal preference , i like a soft front end ,try them out for yourself
As my Dad used to say "Each to their own lad"
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I never look on this section.... ....I've recently got a pair. Started on low setting rode 20 miles then adjusted, boy what a difference they're worth every penny... 
....I've recently got a pair. Started on low setting rode 20 miles then adjusted, boy what a difference they're worth every penny... -
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REALLYTimbo wrote:I never look on this section....
TS1 and PX stay in the garage (future barn finds) out on the GTS 300 when I go out on a scooter.
I know I’ll get there and back
I know I’ll get there and back
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i have been toying with idea of getting some of these. Am i right in saying that they are now on their 2nd version of the front shocks? If so is there any difference between the 2? Also do they have one or more forms of adjustment?
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Ps when i brought a BGM rear shock mine came with a set of instructions for there coil.....
bloody germans ...er
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Ps when i brought a BGM rear shock mine came with a set of instructions for there coil.....
bloody germans ...er
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dont you mean the Taiwanese ?sydduckett wrote:i have been toying with idea of getting some of these. Am i right in saying that they are now on their 2nd version of the front shocks? If so is there any difference between the 2? Also do they have one or more forms of adjustment?
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Ps when i brought a BGM rear shock mine came with a set of instructions for there coil.....
bloody germans ...er
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there maybe 2 versions, altho its not talked about the first few sets i saw and handled seemed very stiff and maybe the oil was thicker or the relief hole/valve was smaller . the next set i had (soulsurfers) seemed very easy to push in and out compared to the first 2 sets
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