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Post by chimbos on Mar 6, 2009 12:10:14 GMT -5
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evilkaneval
Ruckster
Hi my name is Justin and I'm a Ruckaholic
Posts: 155
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Post by evilkaneval on Mar 6, 2009 21:26:56 GMT -5
:)Hey, if you plan on using the Ruck for trail riding, I have a few recommendations. Mount some BMX pegs behind the gas tank, where those big holes are. Standing on the pegs, when riding rough terrain or roads under construction, gives you alot more stability by centering your weight on the frame down low. Also, consider upgrading your suspension, as that is one of the Ruck's weaknesses. You can get a good rear shock for under $100. You can modify the front forks for very little money. (See "how-to" section). Oh, and
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Post by chimbos on Mar 6, 2009 22:09:13 GMT -5
Thanks for the advice, i will look into the how-to section.
Matthew
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evilkaneval
Ruckster
Hi my name is Justin and I'm a Ruckaholic
Posts: 155
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Post by evilkaneval on Mar 6, 2009 22:57:11 GMT -5
You're quite welcome.
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Post by chimbos on Mar 6, 2009 23:08:36 GMT -5
Just noticed you live in Ashland MA, I went to Framingham State, now live in Phoneix AZ. We go to Cape Cod every year in the summer.
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evilkaneval
Ruckster
Hi my name is Justin and I'm a Ruckaholic
Posts: 155
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Post by evilkaneval on Mar 6, 2009 23:31:31 GMT -5
Wow! Small world,eh? ::)I'm always terrorizing the streets of Framingham on my Ruckus. :)Are you familiar with the bar "Mugs Away"? That's my home away from home. Well that's what it was called back then.
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Post by Kami no Chiizu on Mar 7, 2009 1:09:42 GMT -5
Also, you'll want to seal up the airbox, to make sure the dust doesn't bypass the filter. And if you wanna go all out, you can get some more dirt oriented tires.
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