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Old 04-26-2013, 12:25 PM
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Howard is absolutely the best suspension guy I've ever spoke to. I went with the JRI "I", and love them. The only issue I've had is my own learning curve with suspension settings, but Howard has been more than helpful with explaining everything, and explaining it again...and again... and again.

I only wish he was closer.

But yes.... Howard at MotorcycleMetal.com
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Ok, so I guess it's more to it then just install & ride?


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Ok, so I guess it's more to it then just install & ride?


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Really depends on what you buy. There are several different JRI systems available. Some are as virtually as simple as install and ride. Something like what I bought, has a number of different settings. All depends on what you're interested in.

I think all of them, you have to set the "Sag" which isn't hard. Outside of that I'm not sure, but if you go to Howard's website it walks you thru everything.
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I saw Howard yesterday , I rode up to Leesburg with a buddy that bought a set of JRi Shocks and had them installed , will be back tomorrow . Howards info is at www.motorcyclemetal.com
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I actually thought about getting new shocks when head down this weekend, but my progressive 440's are only a year old and should be good till Biketoberfest, so I opted for a set of Daymakers instead, I'll do the JRI shocks next.
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All I have to say is WOW.....I thought I liked my shocks before, I saw Howard today and he made an additional adjustment, now I just love these shocks. They work even better, you would have to ride the bike to begin to appreciate the difference from stock. I'm really happy with the JRIs.

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Howard from Motorcycle Metal, he deals with Ohlins and JRI shocks, gives discounts to forum members, and if you ever meet him he will take you to school on shocks, the man knows his stuff.

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+1 - got my Ohlins from Howard a year ago - perfect set up. I got the #3-3's

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