« Reply #67 on: October 10, 2020, 05:49:48 am »
All this yada yada about forks and shocks makes me wonder who are the really good riders? The men and the boys? Is it the ones who can't do without the biggest stanchions, the longest travel, the most progressive springs, the 'dampingest' damping, the most adjustment settings? Who dismiss yesterday's greatest as today's rubbish? 
Or the ones who just ride.....?
You also shouldn't assume that people who want good suspension just want it for bragging rights.
3 mins and 25 seconds into this video I hit a (deceptively rough) rock plate faster than a lot of people will even ride on dirt. Inferior suspension would've meant a hospital visit.
I get what you are trying to say: good suspension saves lives. And I agree.
It must be the camera angle, but I doubt that one needs a ktm to survive travelling at those speeds.
What speed were you cruising at when you hit those rocky plates?
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Other one doesn’t look as fast but I won’t do these speeds on a road like this with inferior suspension
Mind you, after too many broken bones, I won’t be doing that kind of speed any time soon
https://youtu.be/-QwihZC1QS4
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