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Boyesen Shockout Grip System
Anyone have or tried the Boyesen Shockout Grip System??
If so whats your take on them??
If so whats your take on them??
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- canyncarvr
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A search on Boyesen's site for 'shockout' or 'grip' returns nada.
A Google search returns one hit..on DRN.
And THAT'S YOU.
Yes, no one knows (not me anyway) what you're referring to.
A Google search returns one hit..on DRN.
And THAT'S YOU.
Yes, no one knows (not me anyway) what you're referring to.
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"Growing Old is Mandatory, Growing Up is Optional"
2008 KLX450R
2008 DRZ400SM
2005 KDX 220R
1985 KDX 200A3
2005 KLX 125L (SONS)
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What I find interesting is the claim "DECREASE micro-trama [sp] and strains to the wrist". That in-and-of itself is appealing to me.
Of the variety of aches/pains I experience after heavy riding, it's wrist pain/soreness I find most troubling. In these instances, my wrists will hurt sometimes for days and feel sprained. Part of it's not being a young whippersnapper anymore, but it would be great to reduce the "damage".
Of the variety of aches/pains I experience after heavy riding, it's wrist pain/soreness I find most troubling. In these instances, my wrists will hurt sometimes for days and feel sprained. Part of it's not being a young whippersnapper anymore, but it would be great to reduce the "damage".
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Well now...if I'd'a SPELT it Korrectly!!!
But, now that I read all about it (all they WROTE about it), I still don't know anything about it.
My answer to your question is, 'I have no take on them at all.'
If they work as well as their RadValve...they aren't worth the money.
...and I don't even know what they cost!
But, now that I read all about it (all they WROTE about it), I still don't know anything about it.
My answer to your question is, 'I have no take on them at all.'
If they work as well as their RadValve...they aren't worth the money.
...and I don't even know what they cost!
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micro-trama = scary sales talk?
I just don't buy it. I need a newly designed fork because over the years of eating with a non-ergonomic fork has led to micro-trama to my lips caused by incorrect angle.
I just don't buy it. I need a newly designed fork because over the years of eating with a non-ergonomic fork has led to micro-trama to my lips caused by incorrect angle.
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"People ate cows a thousand years ago for the same reason we eat them now. Cause they are easy to catch.We're not savages,we're just lazy. A cheetah could taste like chocolate heroin. But will never know. Those bastards are fast!!! "
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I wasn't going to tell, but the cat's outta the bag now!!!
'Hi. My name is Inda...and I'm micro-trauma-lipped.'
If your bike handles so poorly as to require a death grip on the bars...change what's wrong!
The only reason to hold onto my bars is to steer the thing...well...and keep my hannies warm with my heated grips!!
'Hi. My name is Inda...and I'm micro-trauma-lipped.'
If your bike handles so poorly as to require a death grip on the bars...change what's wrong!
The only reason to hold onto my bars is to steer the thing...well...and keep my hannies warm with my heated grips!!
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The only reason to hold onto my bars is to steer the thing.
AMEN to that
AMEN to that
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$10 for a pair through Boyesen. A guy at the last HS said "His arm pump is almost non existent now" In principle it seems to allow the left hand to move like the right hand does on the throttle
"Growing Old is Mandatory, Growing Up is Optional"
2008 KLX450R
2008 DRZ400SM
2005 KDX 220R
1985 KDX 200A3
2005 KLX 125L (SONS)
2003 KTM 50SX Pro Jr
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Thanks to my 2008 Sponsers:
Dunlop, SteelMX, Amsoil, Simpson, Pro Works Racing, Pro Moto Billet, SLAP Energy,Boyesen, Rhino Stands, SixSixOne/SunLine Moto for your support.
John W Read Jr
2008 KLX450R
2008 DRZ400SM
2005 KDX 220R
1985 KDX 200A3
2005 KLX 125L (SONS)
2003 KTM 50SX Pro Jr
B Senior # 254/0092
http://sponsorhouse.loopd.com/Members/R ... fault.aspx
Thanks to my 2008 Sponsers:
Dunlop, SteelMX, Amsoil, Simpson, Pro Works Racing, Pro Moto Billet, SLAP Energy,Boyesen, Rhino Stands, SixSixOne/SunLine Moto for your support.
John W Read Jr