Balancing Beads?
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The (severe) bump part I'll go along with but not the acceleration/deceleration.
My personal experience is using them on my '05 Triumph Sprint ST through at least five sets of tires. This bike will go 0-60 in about 3 seconds and go about 160 mph. As far as braking, it will out brake virtually any four-wheel vehicle on the road.
Bikes are very good at giving feedback through the bars, seat and pegs and I've never experienced what you describe.
My personal experience is using them on my '05 Triumph Sprint ST through at least five sets of tires. This bike will go 0-60 in about 3 seconds and go about 160 mph. As far as braking, it will out brake virtually any four-wheel vehicle on the road.
Bikes are very good at giving feedback through the bars, seat and pegs and I've never experienced what you describe.
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Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Snohomish, WA
The (severe) bump part I'll go along with but not the acceleration/deceleration.
My personal experience is using them on my '05 Triumph Sprint ST through at least five sets of tires. This bike will go 0-60 in about 3 seconds and go about 160 mph. As far as braking, it will out brake virtually any four-wheel vehicle on the road.
Bikes are very good at giving feedback through the bars, seat and pegs and I've never experienced what you describe.
My personal experience is using them on my '05 Triumph Sprint ST through at least five sets of tires. This bike will go 0-60 in about 3 seconds and go about 160 mph. As far as braking, it will out brake virtually any four-wheel vehicle on the road.
Bikes are very good at giving feedback through the bars, seat and pegs and I've never experienced what you describe.
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