Getting ready for the bash GPR
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Looks great Doug! Sent a buddy of mine a GoPro HD the other day and they headed off the track and put this video together.
Great example of the GPR V4 Stabilizer at work.
GPR V4 Sport Steering Stabilizer for Motorcycles
Great example of the GPR V4 Stabilizer at work.
GPR V4 Sport Steering Stabilizer for Motorcycles
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That looks very nice! 
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Looking good...BUT there is plenty of room on there for some Laser work~!~ 
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Looking good...BUT there is plenty of room on there for some Laser work~!~
I gotta tell ya, I almost did laze the base plate...
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Very nice Cap , Can't wait to do the same !
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Update...
So today was the first trip out with the GPR on the bike... We had 35 mph winds with gust to 45 on a long ride we went on today... I know there are some folks out there that think that stabalizers are a waste of money (I was that way) and I don't think there is really anyway that you can explain to someone the stability that you can get on your bike when you lock the thing down... It would take some time to see the changes in a corner, I think that it would take a pretty good ride to be able to turn the settings off and on and higher and lower to see what the GPR could do. today with the wind we were riding across the flow and the bike was being pushed all over and the front end had a shimmy, I reached up and as I turned the dial on the GPR the front end wobble stopped and the bike became rock solid.. I usually don't like to ride in the wind like we did but Scar was in town but this ride did offer me the chance to see in real time what the stabailizer was going to do for me.. i was able to see the bike firm up and make handling much easier....
I wasn't a believer, now I am for sure....
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So today was the first trip out with the GPR on the bike... We had 35 mph winds with gust to 45 on a long ride we went on today... I know there are some folks out there that think that stabalizers are a waste of money (I was that way) and I don't think there is really anyway that you can explain to someone the stability that you can get on your bike when you lock the thing down... It would take some time to see the changes in a corner, I think that it would take a pretty good ride to be able to turn the settings off and on and higher and lower to see what the GPR could do. today with the wind we were riding across the flow and the bike was being pushed all over and the front end had a shimmy, I reached up and as I turned the dial on the GPR the front end wobble stopped and the bike became rock solid.. I usually don't like to ride in the wind like we did but Scar was in town but this ride did offer me the chance to see in real time what the stabailizer was going to do for me.. i was able to see the bike firm up and make handling much easier....
I wasn't a believer, now I am for sure....
cap
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Where did you get it and how much do they run? Doesn't the busa have one factory on it already?
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