Thanks man! I started late in life and really worked hard at learning proper technique and not learning bad habits. It's paid off well and I've become a better rider than I thought would be possible at my stage in life. Still, I've broken ribs 3 out of the last 4 seasons and tons soft tissue damage. It's not a sport pussies, that is for sure;)
I can see why it's your favorite, riding in the dirt is a lot of fun. I got started late into motorcycling, now in my mid-30s and have only been riding for two years. I'd love to do more dirt/trails, so next I will be putting some dual-sport tires on my DR-Z.
Hey love the video man. Just curious what year is your xc. I recently picked up a used 2014 xc, but the forks are so harsh and deflective. I saw in your description where you said you had yours rebuilt with kyb internals. Were they really harsh and stiff before you had the rebuild done? Mine make me feel like im gonna go flying off the bike in the softest of bumps sometimes. Definitely considering sending them in. Let me know how your's were. Thanks.
Thanks for the support Man! My bike is a 2015 which comes stock with the 4cs fork. It's a terrible fork and needs just as much tuning as the closed chamber fork that came on your bike. By far the best solution is to have the internals replaced with KYB internals. I had the work done by TBT Racing in Southern California and am very happy with the result. Fortunately, I hadn't spent any money on the fork before hand. I would give them a call and verify that the same modification can be made to the closed chamber fork. I hope they can do it for you; you'll feel like you got a new motorcycle! Cheers.
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Makes me want to ride dirt again. That's where I started....may have to check into it again.
You must!
this is some hard core riding ! looks like you are having fun !
much improved since your KTM demo ride at G.H. props!!
Thanks man! I started late in life and really worked hard at learning proper technique and not learning bad habits. It's paid off well and I've become a better rider than I thought would be possible at my stage in life. Still, I've broken ribs 3 out of the last 4 seasons and tons soft tissue damage. It's not a sport pussies, that is for sure;)
I can see why it's your favorite, riding in the dirt is a lot of fun. I got started late into motorcycling, now in my mid-30s and have only been riding for two years. I'd love to do more dirt/trails, so next I will be putting some dual-sport tires on my DR-Z.
Good man!
nice riding
So fun!
nice run
Hey love the video man. Just curious what year is your xc. I recently picked up a used 2014 xc, but the forks are so harsh and deflective. I saw in your description where you said you had yours rebuilt with kyb internals. Were they really harsh and stiff before you had the rebuild done? Mine make me feel like im gonna go flying off the bike in the softest of bumps sometimes. Definitely considering sending them in. Let me know how your's were. Thanks.
Thanks for the support Man! My bike is a 2015 which comes stock with the 4cs fork. It's a terrible fork and needs just as much tuning as the closed chamber fork that came on your bike. By far the best solution is to have the internals replaced with KYB internals. I had the work done by TBT Racing in Southern California and am very happy with the result. Fortunately, I hadn't spent any money on the fork before hand. I would give them a call and verify that the same modification can be made to the closed chamber fork. I hope they can do it for you; you'll feel like you got a new motorcycle! Cheers.
Hollister Hills? Looks like Garcia Gulch in the Renz
You know it its.