No, but I make no pretense at riding quickly - max up to about 70mph.
I might make some changes next time I have the head off ,when I have a look at the cams. However I wont be going back to the standard VH springs as sold by Draganfly, possibly try these 'beehive' springs other are talking about.
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VH Valve question
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Re: VH Valve question
Ian - by 'standard VH springs' do you mean the long outer ones that you're currently using, or the later shorter ones?
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Re: VH Valve question
Simon, I'm using the VS20 set from draganfly, which is supposed to use 520-34 and 540-34.
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Ah - I thought you might have a dislike of the later 'standard' springs (Drags VS422).
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