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Originally Posted by njracer
I know KPS but who is Solid Performance??
FWIW - when it's time to service my forks and shock on my 426 I'll go to KPS but I would NEVER have him do my forks or shock on my race bike. I know it's the same thing (both have forks and shocks) but if I'm going to spend my cash on a suspension....I'm going to do it with a guy who knows road racing.....same goes for my dirt bike, I'm going to take it to a dirt bike guy....NOT a road racing guy.
If you want your suspension done right....take it to the people who know road racing.....period.
njracer
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Even Yarnall is Solid Performance. He worked with TPM for a while and now does all Mike Himmelsbach's work. He's reletively new to the suspension world but I doubt you'll find a bad opinion of him...
I here what your saying about KPS and road racing but I've had very good results from him. Granted I'm not at your level. I can do 25's at Summit main. But he also did Bill Sink's F4i forks and he can do 18's...
Besides, Suspension is not a black art. I think a bike can be set up properly with a little common sense and mechanical skill...
funny when ya feel someone grab yer arm down the front strait at Summit and yer at throttle lock then they're gone and I'm sittin there like 
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