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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Waltr on July 20, 2015, 10:19:19 AM
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Awhile back I sort of highjacked a thread started by Norge Pilot praising the latest map for the 8V Norge. With the help of Pete and a number of patient board members I sorted out my bike both running and at the same time dialing in the Matris suspension.
I would like to say first that the latest MAP is fantastic! In a mixed relaxed two lane meandering and a freeway blitz I returned a mileage of 48mpg. The only thing I did was set C O trim to +3. Response is crisp and instant and the bike is smooth.
As far a the Matris suspension goes it took some fiddleing but I got what I wanted. I wanted relaxed control and great bump absorption. I wanted the suspension not to be a factor for long days on the road. I got all of that with handling to boot.
Happy Camper!
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Yay Beetle :bow:
Dusty
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You haved entered ze Guzzizone!!! :kiss:
(http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag77/Penderic/fantasy2_zps9pkgdbfd.jpg)
Ohmmmmmmm Ohmmmmmmmm
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I like that!
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(http://www.griso.org/rule.gif)
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Wow, I've read so much about Beetle's maps :bow: - now really want to get hold of one for my 2010 Griso 8V (Termi pipe).
Beetle, if you read this, please get in touch!
Paul.
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Waltr,
How happy are you with the front forks after installing the Matris fork kit? I did do this upgrade also and I was looking to get rid of the excessive fork dive on light to heavy braking. Yes, it is a little bit better due to the stiffer springs, but still not right. I'm now wondering if I need to go up to 15 wt fork oil? I do believe the front brakes are too grabby, which causes the front end to dive too much. I have ordered a different set of front brake pads, hopefully they will be more forgiving than the Brembo HH brake pads that came stock. Whoa, maybe I should of just sent the front forks off to a suspension expert as the Matris kit was kinda expensive.
Thoughts,
Mike
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Mike,
I just installed the Matris fork kit in my Griso. Best money I've ever spent. Totally transformed the front end.
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Mike,
I just installed the Matris fork kit in my Griso. Best money I've ever spent. Totally transformed the front end.
Grrrrrrrrrr! :violent1:
Pete
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You could sell one of your kids. :evil:
...or your body... :shocked:
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There's enough of it! Perhaps I should auction it off by the pound? :tongue:
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You could sell one of your kids. :evil:
...or your body... :shocked:
Jude told me that won't fly :laugh:
Dusty
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Jude told me that won't fly :laugh:
Dusty
You can make anything fly if you put enough power on it. It's going to take a lot of power.. :evil:
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curried Prawns or baked beans will help flying !!!!
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Waltr,
How happy are you with the front forks after installing the Matris fork kit? I did do this upgrade also and I was looking to get rid of the excessive fork dive on light to heavy braking. Yes, it is a little bit better due to the stiffer springs, but still not right. I'm now wondering if I need to go up to 15 wt fork oil? I do believe the front brakes are too grabby, which causes the front end to dive too much. I have ordered a different set of front brake pads, hopefully they will be more forgiving than the Brembo HH brake pads that came stock. Whoa, maybe I should of just sent the front forks off to a suspension expert as the Matris kit was kinda expensive.
Thoughts,
Mike
Mike, I would not change the fluid in the forks. If you are concerned about dive I would do the rear shock also. The front and rear need to work together. This is my opinion and preference but I would have Matris build the rear shock with the adjustor allowing the full 9mm to be reduced. If you want call me and I can explain what to order.
Walt Roman Cell) 301-938-9260 do be afraid to leave a message if I don't pick up.
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curried Prawns or baked beans will help flying !!!!
Don't you bloody start!
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curried Prawns or baked beans will help flying !!!!
I get the picture from childhood of a button in the end of a baloon....
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You can make anything fly if you put enough power on it. It's going to take a lot of power.. :evil:
I don't believe the airframe will withstand the power it is gonna take :evil: :grin:
Dusty