Front end dive
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previousrz350
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Front end dive
New owner 2004 R1150R. Front end dives noticeably when lifting off throttle and braking. Is this normal? If not, how do I fix it?
Re: Front end dive
That behavior is not normal and as indicated before I'd get the front shock inspected.
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previousrz350
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Re: Front end dive
No evidence of leak. Suspect I just need a new one. Any recommedations and from where?
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Dr. Strangelove
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Re: Front end dive
anything you get will be expensive.
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Ted Porter's Beemer shop is THE place in my opinion. Customer service like no other and all major brands. Ted will educate you. Google them and give a call
http://www.beemershop.com/
John
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milehighboater
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Re: Front end dive
It might seem a bit obvious but make sure your rear brake is working well. If the front is all that is working it can cause the bike to dive.