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“Dampen” is a verb meaning “to make slightly wet.”
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The Shop
Thank you, Fellow Fatty (although I might be carrying 30#s at this point .... 50% more than you!).
Can you give us the URL to the product?
https://www.mcmaster.com/1298N7/
Edit: I see more now. Still, a link would be very appreciated too!
Edit: okay link acquired just ignore me lol
Pit Row
My 10yr old son started riding a '22 KTM 85 this summer. Have been riding it with K-tech spring conversion and Fasst co. flexx bars.
Decided to put the bike up for sale and removed the spring conversion and flexx bars to put on the new bike.
Used bike marked died and not one interested party after just over a month on CL and marketplace at a reasonable price so decided to start riding it again with a full motor rebuild in the very near future.
Figured I'd leave it listed for sale at first until I did the rebuild so we rode for the first time with the air forks and he didn't seem to notice any difference.
After a few rides, I noticed on the rougher track days he'd say he was getting tired by the end of the 3rd session(mini bikes get 4-20min sessions) and slow or pull off at 16-18min in the 4th session.
Normally he runs all 4-20 min sessions from start to checkers with no issue so I decided to put the spring conversion back in because even though he'd shrug his shoulders and say "it feels the same" I could see the air forks stood up much higher in the stroke and were twitchy on the main downhill at the Hangtown track, even at the minimum psi rating.
On the next ride at Hangtown with the spring kit, the bike looked much better and he was charging the downhill harder with no twitchiness like before even though he said "meh, feels the same". The only problem was by the end of the 3rd session his shoulders were getting sore again and he pulled off early in the 4th session because he was afraid he was going to crash.
Working on the bike last week the lightbulb went off that he was still riding with the Renthal Fat bars I put on in place of the flexx bars. The flexx bars went back on and we rode Saturday and Sunday at E st. MX which is a somewhat sandy track and it was a busy weekend so the track got more torn up than normal and by the end of the day it was choppier than Hangtown was the week before. At no point did he complain of being tired or pull off early and he actually had one of his better riding days in a while.
Take that for what you will but we will definitely be staying with the Fasst Co. flex bars for the foreseeable future.
P.S. When I asked him if he noticed any difference in the weight of the flexx bars he said "feels the same"
Thanks
Thanks for sharing, I can add that to the radar.
Unrelated to the quote, I am going to plug and fill my bars with this stuff this weekend and see how it feels. Great price
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YWBXVND?psc=1&smid=A1YCMDUOW4P9DE&ref_=chk…
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