Are Intiminators worth the price?
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04-14-2009, 09:01 AM
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04-14-2009, 10:01 AM
I've had mine in for a few weeks now, also installed new rear shocks(YSS Z366TRL) and already had sputhe positrac, all I can say is that the Ricor valves was money well spent, and they are a very easy install. I hardly believe it's the same bike now, MUCH more fun, my bike now feels a lot "sportier" I've made several purchases that I regretted and later sold off at a huge loss, (progressive shocks, sundowner seat, SE race fueler,cycle shack slip-ons) so this is not an opinion based on justifying my purchase, I freely admit a mistake, the Ricor valves are not in that category.
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04-14-2009, 10:45 AM
I've had mine in for a few weeks now, also installed new rear shocks(YSS Z366TRL) and already had sputhe positrac, all I can say is that the Ricor valves was money well spent, and they are a very easy install. I hardly believe it's the same bike now, MUCH more fun, my bike now feels a lot "sportier" I've made several purchases that I regretted and later sold off at a huge loss, (progressive shocks, sundowner seat, SE race fueler,cycle shack slip-ons) so this is not an opinion based on justifying my purchase, I freely admit a mistake, the Ricor valves are not in that category.
CB
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04-14-2009, 01:45 PM
I am also considering a set of Ricor Intiminator based on the positive feedback I have been reading. I was curious how noticable the from end rise is on the bike? Can anyone post before and after pics to get an idea of the slight difference in appearance. Just curious, but I am most likely getting these regarddless since I am real unhappy with the suspension setup overall on the bike as is.
Oh, one other thing, are these suitable for lighter riders as well? I weigh 160 which is why stock rear especially is not great for me..
Oh, one other thing, are these suitable for lighter riders as well? I weigh 160 which is why stock rear especially is not great for me..
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I am also considering a set of Ricor Intimidators based on the positive feedback I have been reading. I was curious how noticable the from end rise is on the bike? Can anyone post before and after pics to get an idea of the slight difference in appearance. Just curious, but I am most likely getting these regarddless since I am real unhappy with the suspension setup overall on the bike as is.
Oh, one other thing, are these suitable for lighter riders as well? I weigh 160 which is why stock rear especially is not great for me..
Oh, one other thing, are these suitable for lighter riders as well? I weigh 160 which is why stock rear especially is not great for me..
What bike are you ridding?
Manny have spacers you can cut 5/8 out of so the front end will be the same height after install.
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Ok,
Your Street Bob has a 49mm fork tube. You also have a spacer tube you can cut to maintain the stock preload and ride height.
You have one of the easiest bikes to install on.
10 or 15 oil is optional, with your weight I would suggest 10w.
Not to act like a sales guy but we are running very low on the 49mm. If we run out, not a big deal, we will have more parts in about 2 weeks.
Be sure to take advantage of the "hdforums" discount for your 20% off.
Brian
Your Street Bob has a 49mm fork tube. You also have a spacer tube you can cut to maintain the stock preload and ride height.
You have one of the easiest bikes to install on.
10 or 15 oil is optional, with your weight I would suggest 10w.
Not to act like a sales guy but we are running very low on the 49mm. If we run out, not a big deal, we will have more parts in about 2 weeks.
Be sure to take advantage of the "hdforums" discount for your 20% off.
Brian
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04-14-2009, 02:54 PM
Ok,
Your Street Bob has a 49mm fork tube. You also have a spacer tube you can cut to maintain the stock preload and ride height.
You have one of the easiest bikes to install on.
10 or 15 oil is optional, with your weight I would suggest 10w.
Not to act like a sales guy but we are running very low on the 49mm. If we run out, not a big deal, we will have more parts in about 2 weeks.
Be sure to take advantage of the "hdforums" discount for your 20% off.
Brian
Your Street Bob has a 49mm fork tube. You also have a spacer tube you can cut to maintain the stock preload and ride height.
You have one of the easiest bikes to install on.
10 or 15 oil is optional, with your weight I would suggest 10w.
Not to act like a sales guy but we are running very low on the 49mm. If we run out, not a big deal, we will have more parts in about 2 weeks.
Be sure to take advantage of the "hdforums" discount for your 20% off.
Brian
Gonna pull the trigger once I have the extra funds to spend on it, won't be getting it any time right away, maybe by June, kinda broke from my pipes and other mods.Probably will do this at the same time as when I change my rear suspension. :-(
Wish I could do it now though.
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