Stroke Sensor

It's definitely better than Tie Wrap!

Very Good

Feb 8, 2020

The front fork on a motorcycle is always moving with the road, isn't it?

But have you ever wondered how much it's working?

I often see them installed on Motorcycles that run on Circuit Stroke sensor

Some of the modern motorcycles are equipped with an electronic stroke sensor But the Large Motorcycles are not included Tie Wraps are often used for Displacement Volume motorcycles and the like Sometimes I put it on and substitute it

I'm one of them...Tie Wrap is enough! And I've used it until now

However, if you put too much pressure on it and stop it, it can cause damage to the inner tube when you chew on debris or something If you tighten it gently, it won't work
I think I could do this one because it can be done briefly, but when I was rummaging through the We-Big, I found the Stroke I found a thing called sensor

Hmm, the price in its own way

And it's only 1pc. so I guess I could use Tie Wrap

But I bought it for the long-term Inner Tube Damage and for the sake of looking good! It was

I installed it on YAMAHA's YZF-R25

It's GOOD because it looks cooler now

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As a matter of fact, it's good

Very Good

Sep 25, 2019

If you know the amount of Pre-road and Bottom, the rest is not so necessary, so you can use In-Hemp Palmick is enough But the accuracy and slippage are very safe and gentle to Fork I felt the price is too high

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Stroke quantity is visible so it is easy to manage

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Oct 7, 2016

I have not done Suspension setting until now, but after installing this product, I can grasp how far I am using the amount of Stroke, Front - It became possible to adjust to the comfortable ride including Rear and it changed to what it thinks is really the same Motorcycle. Once purchased it will not be replaced so I think Cost performance is good.

Stroke quantity is visible so it is easy to manage

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Very Good

Dec 6, 2013

I had been using a insulation locking band instead of a stroke sensor, but decided to try this part because it said that I could install it without disassembling the front fork.

The tip of the spring is threaded and you can connect it by making it into a circle. Still the spring force is a bit strong, and you might find it hard to make it into a circle by threading its tip.

Once you install it, you will feel like "That's all?"

It's just a product to measure the front stroke amount, nothing special. But it's a necessary part for the setting operation.

However, I think its price makes one hold back from buying it.
I think it should have a price like 1500 yen or so, but maybe it's priced this way for there are almost no other competitive parts in the market. For this reason, I posted 4 stars.

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