Suspension issue
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Suspension issue
Can anyone confirm that a bike that constantly bounces (thing pogo) is having an issue with the rebound?
The suspension is stock and the fork oil has just been changed (10W). There is no air pressure in the front fork and the back is set to 1 on both preload and rebound.
Thanks for any input...
Mike
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The suspension is stock and the fork oil has just been changed (10W). There is no air pressure in the front fork and the back is set to 1 on both preload and rebound.
Thanks for any input...
Mike
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#2
RE: Suspension issue
I cant say for sure, but here's what I'd do if I were you. find a local guy that has a good reputation doing suspension work, and get yours set up for your weight.
I dont personally even HAVE a stock shock in rear, nor stock springs, mine are some fancy springs, not sure what though, and an Ohlins rear shock. overkill for street, but pretty friggin nice.
I dont personally even HAVE a stock shock in rear, nor stock springs, mine are some fancy springs, not sure what though, and an Ohlins rear shock. overkill for street, but pretty friggin nice.
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RE: Suspension issue
rebuildable? honda manual says no.
late model fitment? no, not directly. later cbrs are either shorter overall or use different mounts (eyelet instead of clevis). there may be one that may fit but you will have to look at pics to be sure of mounting and ask for overall length.
i've seen a couple f1 shocks on ebay. they aren't very expensive.
late model fitment? no, not directly. later cbrs are either shorter overall or use different mounts (eyelet instead of clevis). there may be one that may fit but you will have to look at pics to be sure of mounting and ask for overall length.
i've seen a couple f1 shocks on ebay. they aren't very expensive.
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