Dang! So that means my front is too soft cause she keeps lifting the rear wheel every time i brake hard! Damn near killed myself the other day when i almost went flying off the bars.
SO how much of that problem could you fix with adjusting the preload and compression settings. They did not say if that is the best they could get the sag, or if they were just using it right out of the crate with the factory settings. Who rides anyway without messing with anything?
SO how much of that problem could you fix with adjusting the preload and compression settings. They did not say if that is the best they could get the sag, or if they were just using it right out of the crate with the factory settings. Who rides anyway without messing with anything?
I don't get it though - I've just bought one and for me at 85kg the rear spring is way too soft.... I had about 60mm sag at stock - I've had to wind the preload in miles...
The last vid, he sais "just on 1 1/2 inch" and says that's ok ... I'd hazard to say that it's infact too much for this gen ZX10R. It has a soft initial stroke, so you can afford to run a but less sag on the back to start with. Even 25-30mm is nice.
Someone posted that link a few months ago and I ordered Dave Moss's dvd. Lots of good info, watch it over and over. I didnt realize that if a chain was too tight it takes away from the rear suspension travel. I have been playing with my set up alot since then and with my new BT002 tires I have got my 06 razor sharp fast!
earlier this summer i hit up beartooth pass with the zx10r heres some pictures from 11,000 feet or so
Dragging knee in the snow!
fully functioning ski hill on the side of the highway
Hello everyone, im semi new to site, long time Kawi rider. Livin a lil north of Portland OR in Washington State. Out of commission for a few months after a pretty gnarly wreck so im super bored so i figured id make a post and vent/share lol
Been ridin pretty much every day since March of 2008...
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