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to damp or not to damp

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been out for a blast today :D and waayheey they like to jump around when yer on the old country lanes a bit :) question is,i have a brand new steering damper that came with a race bike,but i was gonna sell it being as im a skint/tight Lovely Chap(delete as appropriate :lol:)cause one on ebay made 13 mags :? anyhow do they make a fair bit of differance?fit or sell what do you be reakoning fella,s?
buy the way done over 100mile with this engine now :shock: thats what i call reliability :D
I used to be so care less,as if i could'nt careless.
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My advice (from bitter experience)- Keep it.


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my old KR used to twitch a bit, ended up backing of the preload which seemed to calm it down a bit.

on my new one i will possibly be getting one
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