Installing emulators and springs: Difference between revisions
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Total time for an experienced machine worker, but who was a total newbie to forks, including clean-up and lunch break, was about 6 hours or so. | Total time for an experienced machine worker, but who was a total newbie to forks, including clean-up and lunch break, was about 6 hours or so. | ||
====Adjusting the emulators==== | |||
The Racetech instructions will tell you how to adjust these to your preference. Just note that after you have the GVE's installed, it's possible to remove them for adjustment by just dropping the handlebars, popping the fork caps, washers, spacers and springs, and fishing them out with a little loop of copper wire. There's no need to drop the wheel and remove the forks just to change those little adjustment springs. | |||
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