That's debatable.
It can be safely done if you regulate the air pressure down. I'm not gonna buy a hand pump for $40 if I don't need to. And I never change while on a ride, so no need for a pump.
I'm torn trying to decide. My friend just did it to a Honda ACE Tour 1100. Does handle differently. The RS bikes are some-what squirrely when driven hard in corners already. The car tire would not help in that respect. Wish the rear wheel was a 16", more tire choices.
No to ( I believe out = leaner)
Yes to (out = richer)
Turns to just what you need. No more than 4 turns though, then you need the next size bigger pilots.
When you set it down low, it goes in slow. Plenty of time to check it. Just like your tires. Do you leave the air chuck on your tires for 5 minutes at a time?...........NO!
Not a problem, if it is, go buy yourself a $40 pump.
Seeing as I never adjust the pressure while I'm out riding,
I just lower the pressure on my compressor regulator to a couple pounds over what I want to put in and pump them up.
So your friend behind you, sees what happening in front of him, does nothing (slow down or?) and just breezes through curve 'same speed' with no problems.
Without the rear links I was always hitting the floorboards and then crash bars.
Hardly ever now with the links.
Lowering the fork tubes would make it worse for clearance.
Luckly I'm 6'3".
Sad to hear this.
I'm a little worried as my daughter (27) takes her MSC this weekend.
Wondering what she should get first. A 250 is out-grown pretty fast. A CB750 may be too big for a first bike, for her anyway.........what to do?
If your at 3.5 to 4 turns, you're near the max for that size pilot. I have the next size up and am @ 2 to 2.5 turns. Although I increased the opening to the air-box slightly.
It has very good response now off idle.