Motorcycle Shock Preload Explained at Regina Tate blog

Motorcycle Shock Preload Explained. Ride sag is the amount of “sag” or compression of the shock(s) that occurs when. This affects how much the suspension sags when you sit on the. Setting the sag allows the bike to have the correct compromise for dealing with both bumps and holes. If your sag figure is outside of 1/3 to ¼ of total suspension travel (30mm to 40mm for sport rider suspension settings), you should adjust the preload in the front forks. What preload does and doesn't do. How does preload tuning help in boosting motorcycle load capacity? Preload is the measurement of which your suspension’s springs are compressed when installed and the suspension is at full length. Preload tuning is essential for achieving the correct motorcycle suspension setup. Part 3 of our motorcycle suspension series takes a look at preload, what it does, and what happens to the bike when we make preload adjustments. By adjusting the preload on the front and rear shocks, riders can optimize the load capacity of their motorcycle. Most modern motorcycles allow you to adjust several key parameters: A proper suspension setup starts with properly set ride sag.

Preload tuning is essential for achieving the correct motorcycle suspension setup. Most modern motorcycles allow you to adjust several key parameters: By adjusting the preload on the front and rear shocks, riders can optimize the load capacity of their motorcycle. How does preload tuning help in boosting motorcycle load capacity? This affects how much the suspension sags when you sit on the. Part 3 of our motorcycle suspension series takes a look at preload, what it does, and what happens to the bike when we make preload adjustments. Setting the sag allows the bike to have the correct compromise for dealing with both bumps and holes. Preload is the measurement of which your suspension’s springs are compressed when installed and the suspension is at full length. What preload does and doesn't do. Ride sag is the amount of “sag” or compression of the shock(s) that occurs when.

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Motorcycle Shock Preload Explained A proper suspension setup starts with properly set ride sag. Setting the sag allows the bike to have the correct compromise for dealing with both bumps and holes. This affects how much the suspension sags when you sit on the. A proper suspension setup starts with properly set ride sag. How does preload tuning help in boosting motorcycle load capacity? Preload is the measurement of which your suspension’s springs are compressed when installed and the suspension is at full length. Part 3 of our motorcycle suspension series takes a look at preload, what it does, and what happens to the bike when we make preload adjustments. What preload does and doesn't do. Ride sag is the amount of “sag” or compression of the shock(s) that occurs when. Preload tuning is essential for achieving the correct motorcycle suspension setup. Most modern motorcycles allow you to adjust several key parameters: If your sag figure is outside of 1/3 to ¼ of total suspension travel (30mm to 40mm for sport rider suspension settings), you should adjust the preload in the front forks. By adjusting the preload on the front and rear shocks, riders can optimize the load capacity of their motorcycle.