So Gregg, do you feel that hydraulic steering dampers are an unnecessary complication when fitted to Girdraulic forks?
No Peter, on the Brampton's, it seems a little over the top, given that the stock friction damper works ok provided the assembly isn't covered in grease/oil. If a bike with Brampton forks is lifted at the front the links will point down at the nose, this is similar to stock Girdraulics, that was my comparison.So Gregg, do you feel that hydraulic steering dampers are an unnecessary complication when fitted to Girdraulic forks?
A few of us have found the felt washer on the lower stem is a bit too thick, When new, On a standard set up !,When I drag the comet off the naughty step this winter (other tasks permitting) putting some small slop in the damper is one of the things I shall try. I certainly had some slight almost imperceptible weave in the few tests I ran with the new head and damper