damper

Hello All, I recently acquired a 94 VMAX and have been just getting to know the bike. One thing that seems greatly lacking is corner stability. I know the tires are down to 20% and need to be replaced, but that wont fix the whole problem. Is there an "affordable" bolt on steering damper, similar...

I'm not ready to spend big $$ on upside down forks, braced swingarms or frame braces, and I like my vibe-free rubber motor mounts. :confused2: However, I would like to feel a like more confident at triple-figure speeds, especially when leaning over slightly, so I've been looking at these...

o....k....... what is that? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UY_n5_9epmA

I made an extra damper rod holder. It fit my '99, not sure how many others it will fit. If anyone wants to borrow it, pm me or send an e mail to [email protected] dan

Here's a couple pics of the damper rod tool I made out of stuff hanging around. Materials: brass reducer bushing, I think it's 1" to 1/2" 24" X 1/2" rigid copper nipple elbow, tee, something to hold on to on the other end These sizes are optional, there are several bushings and pipe sizes that...

I HAVE READ THE THREADS ABOUT THE DEATH WOBBLE'S & THE FURBER FIX , ( HEAD SHAKE ) , DOES ANYONE USE A GOOD STEERING DAMPER & DO THEY WORK ON THE V-MAX ? :ummm:

What is the best / easiest way to remove and replace the six rubber dampers in the rear wheel hub? Is there a way to remove the dampers without damaging them? I am going the have the wheel powdercoated and need to remove everything that could be damaged by or interfere with the process. Thanks.

Hello, Does, anyone have pictures of a 29 mm "Damper Rod Holder"? Im not able to find one locally or online, and I thought I'd make one. This is what I know about the Damper Rod Holder: 29 mm Hex Head (male) not a socket T-Handle length is 20" Directions with pictures on how to fabicate...

Ok I need advice. It's time to replace the fork seals on the 88 front end and I'm not going to touch the forks until I get advice on disassembly. The workshop manual says I need a damper rod holder Part no. YM-01328 and T-handle Part no. YM-01326 to lock the damper rod. Do I really need the...