Bandit Alley
MODEL SPECIFIC => BIG BANDIT BANTER => Topic started by: Red01 on July 10, 2007, 02:16:20 PM
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Reading Motorcycle Consumer News' article on the new Bandit 1250 yesterday and one of their complaints struck me as a little odd and I'm wondering if it was a glitch unique to their test machine, or if this is something more common. What they found was their bike's rear suspension links (aka "dogbones ") were sloppy - as if the holes for the bolts were too big - and this contributed to a liitle extra movement in the rear suspension action.
Anyone else have this problem?
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Thanks for the heads-up.
I haven't noticed anything like that on mine, and I've re-adjusted my rear suspension about a dozen times now. But I'll definitely check that out.
Anybody else?
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Hmmm, interesting. A few times riding mine, it's felt as if I had low pressure in the tires, or almost a flat. Twice, I've pulled over to actually check. I'm overly cautious, so it's probably nothing, but will take a look nonetheless.
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I have not noticed it. However, I am not good at saying what is good/bad on suspension....have rode some clunky bikes over the years...I will pay closer attention...
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No problems with my rear suspension..
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I haven't noticed any problems with mine and I have had the "dogbones" off once.
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With my 325 lb butt on it- I haven't felt anything odd about mine.