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Zaph42 · February 3rd, 2016, 08:01 PM

Oh I do like the front carts I have installed. But make no mistake, they don't compare to the solid and composed feeling my 675R has. The 300 just moves around a little more in turns, but I still feel in control. It's just the nature of a budget bike. I recognize that part of it is the chassis, and there's no real improving that.

I considered an all K-tech setup including the rear shock, but the Ohlins was about $250 cheaper, and from most of my research, people generally liked it. Feels good to me.

February 3rd, 2016, 08:01 PM	#28
Zaph42 ninjette.org sage Name: John Location: Appleton, WI Join Date: Apr 2015 Motorcycle(s): Ninja 300 (race), Ninja 1000 (road) Posts: 504	Oh I do like the front carts I have installed. But make no mistake, they don't compare to the solid and composed feeling my 675R has. The 300 just moves around a little more in turns, but I still feel in control. It's just the nature of a budget bike. I recognize that part of it is the chassis, and there's no real improving that. I considered an all K-tech setup including the rear shock, but the Ohlins was about $250 cheaper, and from most of my research, people generally liked it. Feels good to me. __________________________________________________ Ninja 300 - CCS Ultralight Thunderbike Racing I want to "like" your post but I can't due to forum rules. Sorry.