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UFOmoplata · January 15th, 2016, 10:32 AM

I have a bunch of newgen parts (brakes, wheels, sprockets, etc.) and I was wondering if it was worth the trouble to get a slightly larger wheel size. The only thing I'd need to order is the newgen swingarm to complete it. Maybe even the dogbones.

Is it really worth the effort? Honestly, I'm satisfied with the current configuration. I've installed the newgen shock/spring though. It feels a bit stiffer off the stand.

Are the newgen brakes better besides it just being newer?

January 15th, 2016, 10:32 AM	#1
UFOmoplata ninjette.org member Name: Shoulder Blade Location: WV Join Date: Dec 2015 Motorcycle(s): 2007 Hoodrat 250 Posts: 242	Is the newgen suspension worth it? I have a bunch of newgen parts (brakes, wheels, sprockets, etc.) and I was wondering if it was worth the trouble to get a slightly larger wheel size. The only thing I'd need to order is the newgen swingarm to complete it. Maybe even the dogbones. Is it really worth the effort? Honestly, I'm satisfied with the current configuration. I've installed the newgen shock/spring though. It feels a bit stiffer off the stand. Are the newgen brakes better besides it just being newer? __________________________________________________ "Brah, you can't be looking like that on a 250, brah. You gotta mod a 250, brah. It's like the hachi-roku of bikes."