suspension
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#2
RE: suspension
More throttle....jk
Seriously,
I aint no wheelie king but I do tend to ride on the rear more than on two...and I changed my rear suspension to a fully adjustable ohlins on my 06'1000rr and it really didnt make any differences to my wheelies... but the -1 sprocket on the front did.....I might be wrong but if U just wanna do easier wheelies I would just do the sprocket change...The only reason I changed my rear suspension is that I am really light and the stock one was set for a heavier person..
Seriously,
I aint no wheelie king but I do tend to ride on the rear more than on two...and I changed my rear suspension to a fully adjustable ohlins on my 06'1000rr and it really didnt make any differences to my wheelies... but the -1 sprocket on the front did.....I might be wrong but if U just wanna do easier wheelies I would just do the sprocket change...The only reason I changed my rear suspension is that I am really light and the stock one was set for a heavier person..
#3
#5
RE: suspension
try setting the sag on the rear
the preload may be dialed up too much for some reason or another
if i am not mistaken you should have about 25mm of rear sag if you get less than that you are too stiff
any more than that and the rear is actually too loose.
if your sag is good then your compression is dialed in too hard
the preload may be dialed up too much for some reason or another
if i am not mistaken you should have about 25mm of rear sag if you get less than that you are too stiff
any more than that and the rear is actually too loose.
if your sag is good then your compression is dialed in too hard
#7
#8
RE: suspension
oh god no
it should be 25mm from the full up position ie off the rear tire with the shock fully extended to the riding sitting on it
go here
http://www.1000rr.net/vb/showthread.php?t=14616
step by step how to
it should be 25mm from the full up position ie off the rear tire with the shock fully extended to the riding sitting on it
go here
http://www.1000rr.net/vb/showthread.php?t=14616
step by step how to
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