Cannondaleriders

As an update: I screwed up the first post. Its when I let off after a full throttle sometimes. I can hammer the throttle to hit a jump, even get on the throttle in the air and it's fine. I hit the ground and then it bogs and dies a few seconds later. I stop and hit the starter and it fires right...

Took a quad to the track today. Planned on racing a GP race tomorrow. Ran great for two laps and started great, even with 40 degree weather. Then it started to occasionally hesitate on full throttle 3rd/4th gears. And the last lap out the quad died three times in one lap. All full throttle 3rd/4th g...

The 18"rear wheel just popped up on ebay if your looking still.

IBM Thinkpad 600. A bit older but works smoothly. Battery lasts 1.5-2hrs and has a brand new home charger. Running XP. Was a dedicated tuner computer and was wiped clean. I planned on reinstalling XP but can't find my disks. It comes up into BIOS mode and is ready to install whatever operating s...

Depends on how what front end your running, shock setup, and how you have your ride height set. I keep mine as low as I can without sacrificing bottoming/too plush and to keep the frame off the ground. Both front ends im running now with Fox shocks seem to like to put the frame very close to the gro...

I've had problems with the 19" fronts and the frame smacking. Had to raise ride height on shocks to compensate. Seemed to be the only fix. Ended up being the same height as a pair of 20's. All depends on setup though I'm sure. But as said, toss the Tamers. They're a tire of the ...

I have a spare set of brand new Moto tie rods if ever needed. Don't have a Moto front end, only aftermarket.

Depends on the shock requirements. Lodestar made standard and long travel but I thought Walsh only made long travels for CDales. Regardless, you need to know the shocks required for your front end. (Length and stroke) and also figure out the same on the 400EX shocks. Most likely you'll need the ...

I have a PEP stick one, stock Moto Ohlins, and a Precision. Precision makes a CDale version by the way, but is $485. If you have a Precision for another brand they have a kit for $185the for the CDale too but that's pretty expensive by itself. I adapted a KTM Precision to a CDale with ...

<!--quoteo(post=227078:date=Dec 2 2011, 02:40 AM:name=cannondale719)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (cannondale719 @ Dec 2 2011, 02:40 AM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=227078"><{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->Hey guys will a set of triple rate Elkas off a...