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Just wondering what will be your next mod?
I am tempted to change exhaust not sure to which one! The high Termi looks great but not practical for panniers
 

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So far I have installed the Hepco Becker rear rack, an RKA tail bag (that's my bike in the Scramble photos on RKA's website), the Ducati handlebar bag, a Dart fly screen, Grip Puppies and the Mustang seat. My next purchase will be the Competition Werkes slip-on exhaust. I am going to buy the baffle but try it out without before I install it. I am still up in the air about which intake system. I am also waiting to see how everyone likes their new shocks before I buy.
 

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I think I need to look at the suspension. I notice I clench my teeth and my bladder ahead of the bridge joints, gets tiresome to say the least. Lighter fork oil at a lesser amount to start, and I'd try swapping to a lighter spring on the shock if I had a better idea how to go about it. If any of you have studied on that, please let me know what you think.

Sarah
 

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Sc projects exhaust ordered, then will see how the bike runs but I can see me having to adjust the fuelling with either a rexxer remap or booster plug install, what happened too just fitting an aftermarket can.
I ran with the SC for 2 months before adding the BMC race filter, disabling 02 sensors and adding a new fuel map. The bike really flies now :)
 

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I think I need to look at the suspension. I notice I clench my teeth and my bladder ahead of the bridge joints, gets tiresome to say the least. Lighter fork oil at a lesser amount to start, and I'd try swapping to a lighter spring on the shock if I had a better idea how to go about it. If any of you have studied on that, please let me know what you think.

Sarah
What tyre pressure ya running ? might be able get away with dropping it a bit for a softer ride.
 

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36 psi front and rear.

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Yep, at 36 PSI I reckon you can afford to lower it a few PSI for comfort sake, specially the rear,
experiment a bit and see how it feels.
For road I keep 36 in the front but I'm happy with around 32 in the rear, and when I'm fooling around in the dirt I usually drop the rear to 20 to 22 PSI otherwise the back is just too slippery.
 
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