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09 suspension help

Postby berglsmerg » July 27th, 2010, 8:36 pm

I installed my friends brand new 72 250 shock spring in to my bike with 10 mm of preload. Feels good on the rough stuff and wheelies but the front has gone to shite and I cant tip it into a corner with the same confidence. Also there is a terrifying headshake when braking in deep sand that wasnt there before. What gives ? Do I need new front springs to match ?
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Re: 09 suspension help

Postby CrazyTed » July 27th, 2010, 9:00 pm

You always have to keep the suspension balanced. If you stiffen the back, it puts more weight on the front.
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Re: 09 suspension help

Postby berglsmerg » July 28th, 2010, 6:24 am

Thanks CrazyTed I should get the stock fork springs from my mate and fit them as well. After 70 odd hours with the preload adjuster wound up to infinity the fork springs would be cactus. Sending the suspension away for a $800 revamp isn't really an option right now. Is it possible to spring the bike for a 95 kg (geared up) weekend warrior without revalving ?
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CR 500 01
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TC 610 97
Yami WR 500 93
CR 250 96
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