I had this on another bike a couple years ago. Ended up being the nitrogen canister was shot. Was squatting and then just staying down.
stock shock still has the pressurized canister, and the re-valve explorations showed that there is an internal leak in the shock. Maybe that gets worse with time and can cause the issues you're seeing?I'm using stock suspension.
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Hard to diagnose this stuff on the web. But this is not some kind of common issue you can fix by a couple of clicks of rebound or some more preload.Hi guys,
I've had my Gen 4 for three years now and recently she has been wanting to stay squatted once i begin turn in. Never had this Peruvian before and I'm wondering if you guys can help me out. Last time my suspension was tuned was last year at a track day.
Not sure if somebody messed with it since I have been taking her to work. Also she has been wanting to pull to the right....
Any advice?
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Thanks man.Hard to diagnose this stuff on the web. But this is not some kind of common issue you can fix by a couple of clicks of rebound or some more preload.
Something is seriously wrong with your bike and you should stop riding it until it gets checked out, if what you tell us is accurate. That's serious understeer.
Everything should be checked. Shock linkage, shock function, rear axle, chain alignment.
Get some help on this one, the Web can't give you a quick fix.