Wow, did you actually really say that you wonder fi the ride quality is going to be affected by the bar ends? hahahaha. I mean I can't stop laughing at that.
@@tebuchenself2882 Honey, I've been riding a long time. You are nuts. The weights are their for balance. It doesn't change the "ride quality". Handling, maybe, but you were the one that things you did the right thing by removing them. You got rid of factory quality for china junk.
@@LyraLivarchuk : Feels like I just got carded for alcohol by someone younger and better looking than I am lol!!! Thank you. I’m here to learn as well😁
What size are the spools for the rear stand?
How's the bike on the highway?
Where did you get all that stuff?
Francisco Carmona: ktmtwins.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiArY2fBhB9EiwAWqHK6p2rJZjZue3zlTGEiMOKUiASwe5grJ7OQikAEDNnnDcDbald7-xbYhoCmNkQAvD_BwE
Wow, did you actually really say that you wonder fi the ride quality is going to be affected by the bar ends? hahahaha. I mean I can't stop laughing at that.
Lyra Livarchuk: as in ride vibration you can feel through the grips. Weighted bar ends can reduce this.
@@tebuchenself2882
Honey, I've been riding a long time. You are nuts. The weights are their for balance. It doesn't change the "ride quality". Handling, maybe, but you were the one that things you did the right thing by removing them. You got rid of factory quality for china junk.
@@LyraLivarchuk : I see. Robert Pirsig did a whole book about how to define “quality”. And it is a bit more buzzy at the hands. Thanks!
@@tebuchenself2882 I can tell you are a NEW RIDER! LOL
@@LyraLivarchuk : Feels like I just got carded for alcohol by someone younger and better looking than I am lol!!! Thank you. I’m here to learn as well😁