Suspension Set-Up ???
Anyone have any good reading on suspension set-ups? Heading to the track in a few weeks and think an adjustment may be in order.
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RE: Suspension Set-Up ???
get the sag as close as you can
basically the difference between the bike with the wheels off the ground and you sitting on it average 38-40mm difference on the front 25-30 on the rear check this post to find out how to take the measurement http://www.1000rr.net/vb/showthread.php?t=14616 you adjust your preload to get the sag correct then put zip ties on your forks and rear shock take a ride if the zip tie is all the way to the bottom preload is too soft it should use most of its travel without bottoming out as far as rebound and compression it is all a matter of feel based on the person oh and btw i havent read about anyone that was able to get the sag on a stock 1KRR correct for an average weight rider seriously consider calling dan kyle about some ohlins |
RE: Suspension Set-Up ???
try this website: out of all the setting I have tried this is definatly the best. Only small adjustment will have to be made to suit your weight.I have just finished fitting a Jardine rtone racing exhaust. The bike gained 16bhp top end. Sunday 24th I am of for my second track day at Jerez. Can't wait. Also fitted sato rear sets for extra clearence.
Best of luck. :D |
RE: Suspension Set-Up ???
Sorry forgot to post the website: http://www.sportrider.com/bikes/146_...ettings/#honda
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RE: Suspension Set-Up ???
try to get the sag to set first if you cant get that then your suspension needs different springs all the settings in the world will not help springs that arent hard or soft enough to get the sag right most people who really know the suspension of this bike will tell you that the first thing you need to do is swap the shock and fork springs outs go to 1000rr.net and do a search on suspension settings and especially the sportrider ones |
RE: Suspension Set-Up ???
baxsom, do you know what the weight of an "average rider" is?
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RE: Suspension Set-Up ???
honda sets its suspension for the weight of a 150lb rider
that is why oem springs are so soft put all of your riding gear on when you check the sag on my oem springs wearing all of my riding gear full leathers, glovers, back protector, boots and helmet i weigh 205 my front sag at full hard preload was 45mm that is 10mm too loose so i got heavier springs and now it is perfect |
RE: Suspension Set-Up ???
ORIGINAL: png13 try this website: out of all the setting I have tried this is definatly the best. Only small adjustment will have to be made to suit your weight.I have just finished fitting a Jardine rtone racing exhaust. The bike gained 16bhp top end. Sunday 24th I am of for my second track day at Jerez. Can't wait. Also fitted sato rear sets for extra clearence. Best of luck. :D |
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