RICOR INTIMINATORS First Impressions
#1
RICOR INTIMINATORS First Impressions
After picking up my bike, and having the Ricor intiminators installed on my
06A. The ride on the way home (about 17 miles) was amazing. The one word to describe my first impression is "WOW"
I didn't realize how smooth the front suspension could be. All the road front feedback ( I use to feel every bumb and imperfection in the road through the handle bars) is gone. Another thing that I noticed was that my bike didn't "bottom out" when I went over speed bumps that previously I would bottom out on.
The difference is night and day.
I will have a full report on results after my 600 mile trip this weekend.
I want to give a shout out to Brian and the crew over @ Ricor for all their help
and producing a product that works.
http://store.ricorshocks.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=27
06A. The ride on the way home (about 17 miles) was amazing. The one word to describe my first impression is "WOW"
I didn't realize how smooth the front suspension could be. All the road front feedback ( I use to feel every bumb and imperfection in the road through the handle bars) is gone. Another thing that I noticed was that my bike didn't "bottom out" when I went over speed bumps that previously I would bottom out on.
The difference is night and day.
I will have a full report on results after my 600 mile trip this weekend.
I want to give a shout out to Brian and the crew over @ Ricor for all their help
and producing a product that works.
http://store.ricorshocks.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=27
Last edited by Hal64hd; 03-13-2009 at 09:31 AM. Reason: insert hyperlink
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#5
No I didn't have Arnotts. I would just get some Heavy duty 13" Progressives and be done with it!
#6
Where is the ride report ?
After picking up my bike, and having the Ricor intiminators installed on my
06A. The ride on the way home (about 17 miles) was amazing. The one word to describe my first impression is "WOW"
I didn't realize how smooth the front suspension could be. All the road front feedback ( I use to feel every bumb and imperfection in the road through the handle bars) is gone. Another thing that I noticed was that my bike didn't "bottom out" when I went over speed bumps that previously I would bottom out on.
The difference is night and day.
I will have a full report on results after my 600 mile trip this weekend.
I want to give a shout out to Brian and the crew over @ Ricor for all their help
and producing a product that works.
http://store.ricorshocks.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=27
06A. The ride on the way home (about 17 miles) was amazing. The one word to describe my first impression is "WOW"
I didn't realize how smooth the front suspension could be. All the road front feedback ( I use to feel every bumb and imperfection in the road through the handle bars) is gone. Another thing that I noticed was that my bike didn't "bottom out" when I went over speed bumps that previously I would bottom out on.
The difference is night and day.
I will have a full report on results after my 600 mile trip this weekend.
I want to give a shout out to Brian and the crew over @ Ricor for all their help
and producing a product that works.
http://store.ricorshocks.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=27
#7
OK ,Got back last night, The last part of my ride was the most miserable, I was stuck in traffic for two hours trying to get across the Hover Dam. As Far as The INTIMINATORS two thumbs up!!. My bike handled better than it ever had before, it had more of a positive feel and reaction to my inputs.
While traveling on I-40 @ 80 MPH. I was amazed how the bike just cruised over the patched jobs on the highway I used to feel it through the handlebars and get pitched all over the road on some of them. Now, I hardly felt anything and was able to maintain my position in the lane and just glided over them. I was also on Route 66 east of Seligman AZ heading west. I took a couple of miles of the twisties for me to get used to the why the front end acted. I was too used to the way the bike would handle before the INTIMINATORS and had to learn all over again. After getting the feel it was also very impressive, the bikes reaction to my inputs were very precise and smooth
The front end dive was minimal which also attributed to my having to relearn my riding style. With less of a "dive" the weight transfer also shifted along with the ground clearance (with was improved) After getting my restyled habits down. It was pure pleasure.
"My bike was taking me for a ride instead of Me taking my bike for a ride"
I am so impressed I am going to get another set for my wifes XL883L
While traveling on I-40 @ 80 MPH. I was amazed how the bike just cruised over the patched jobs on the highway I used to feel it through the handlebars and get pitched all over the road on some of them. Now, I hardly felt anything and was able to maintain my position in the lane and just glided over them. I was also on Route 66 east of Seligman AZ heading west. I took a couple of miles of the twisties for me to get used to the why the front end acted. I was too used to the way the bike would handle before the INTIMINATORS and had to learn all over again. After getting the feel it was also very impressive, the bikes reaction to my inputs were very precise and smooth
The front end dive was minimal which also attributed to my having to relearn my riding style. With less of a "dive" the weight transfer also shifted along with the ground clearance (with was improved) After getting my restyled habits down. It was pure pleasure.
"My bike was taking me for a ride instead of Me taking my bike for a ride"
I am so impressed I am going to get another set for my wifes XL883L
Last edited by Hal64hd; 08-17-2009 at 12:54 PM.
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