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--- In DSN_klr650@y..., BCSavWill@c... wrote:

> In a message dated 11/16/01 3:36:33 PM Hawaiian Standard Time, > russell.stephan@t... writes: > > > > DP bikes aren't known for > > their superior throw-out-the-anchor performance. > > > > It shares the same Brembo caliper with the LC4. I have never

ridden an LC4 but I think those that have might say the brakes are OK. Yeah the LC4 stops -- and how. Once I take off the tire I was using for enduros and put on something a little more street-oriented (like the MT21), I think stoppies will be an easy task. dat brooklyn bum