Hang off more. Take the Total Control riding class in Olympia.
Seconded. With all due respect, if you're dragging parts, you're doing it wrong. You can go one hell of a lot faster without dragging stuff when you know how. :mrgreen: And you stay a lot safer when you're not using up 100% of your cornering clearance.
Another huge element is suspension setup -- if you haven't already done so, get springs on each end suited to your weight and riding style. You might also consider raising links for the rear to gain a bit more cornering clearance.
One detail I might point out: instead of lowering the front, which is what most Strommers do to improve handling (several complex reasons for this I'm skipping over here...), raise the arse end a bit, and you gain cornering clearance instead of losing it. I've been very happy with my set of
5/8" raising links from Burkhart Cycle.
To directly answer your question, just order new feelers from your local friendly Suzuki dealer. They're fairly hard steel, so there's little point in using something else. I never found anyone who sells aftermarket feelers.
On the "FOOTREST" fiche, they're listed as:
BOLT, BANK SENSOR
43576-07D01
Less than $6 each at
Partshark.com
