Probably not Retro.
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Neat. Dare I say such a system won't be all that cheap...
dyna-ti":16w4g2nk said:The latest thing to seperate the fool from his money
Pretty much what I thought!
I didn't watch it (I've got better things to do) but one of the commenst on the video says it took 3 of them to set up one bike!
If that's the future I'm staying Retro!
It's only like using the auto tyre pressure machine for your car with a bit more tech.
If people make it there is always someone going to buy it.
As more forks/shocks get more complicated to set up, this will allow the rider to get the correct setting and the best performance out of the bike.
No doubt it will be a lot of money but a good idea would be for shops to use this and provide a more accurate fitting service then give the settings to the customer for future use.
If people make it there is always someone going to buy it.
As more forks/shocks get more complicated to set up, this will allow the rider to get the correct setting and the best performance out of the bike.
No doubt it will be a lot of money but a good idea would be for shops to use this and provide a more accurate fitting service then give the settings to the customer for future use.
