Suspension Tuning
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09-10-2007, 03:14 PM
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#13
09-10-2007, 03:48 PM
RE: Suspension Tuning
give dan kyle a call
his website is down now
kyleusa.com
but his number is still up on it
he is the #1 dealer in all things ohlins in the US. he will build the forks to your specific weight and riding style so well that i have never met a person yet that said the sag set by dan was more than 1mm off when installed
his website is down now
kyleusa.com
but his number is still up on it
he is the #1 dealer in all things ohlins in the US. he will build the forks to your specific weight and riding style so well that i have never met a person yet that said the sag set by dan was more than 1mm off when installed
#14
09-10-2007, 06:31 PM
RE: Suspension Tuning
I weigh 180lbs with gear and the stock suspension is crap for aggressive riding on the track (and the twisties for those who dare). At that weight with the stock suspension, you won't be able to set the sag in the front (but you will with the rear). As a result, the front suspension bottoms out and the rear is very light and slides all over the place under HARD braking (just front brakes, not rear).
#15
09-10-2007, 08:22 PM
RE: Suspension Tuning
go to www.racetech.com
there is a parts finder that will tell you the stock spring rate and the recommended spring weight for the forks and shock for every bike out there
forunatly the 07 600RR comes with 1.0 springs which is good up to about 190 without a lot of adjustements
there is a parts finder that will tell you the stock spring rate and the recommended spring weight for the forks and shock for every bike out there
forunatly the 07 600RR comes with 1.0 springs which is good up to about 190 without a lot of adjustements
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