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I have the shock at maximum and the forks one less. It still feels dodgy when getting a move on down the lanes but fine on A roads. I'm looking to progressive springs and an adjustable shock in the future. Oh, I'm about 14 stone including leather jacket.
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Sorry its been a while since I posted. My rear shock is set to 6, forks arnt adjustable. I find that when going over bumpy roads I tend to get shaken up quite a bit, sometimes bounce around on the seat so Im guessing I need to lower the preload setting?
I dont have the right tool for the job so Ill have to wait till I can order one before I adjust anything. |
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I'm 12st, friend is 14st. Riding slowly i have no issues at all, have never gone fast with him on, hates it.
The rear is set to max. Do you not have the tool that came with the bike? Last edited by beabert; 22-07-11 at 11:42 PM. |
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The tool that came with the bike? Your telling me that theres one in the tool bag? Why didnt I check there in the first place.
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failing that a decent gauge 2.5" (i think) C spanner will also work.
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lol, my pointys had 35stone on it, me and another orger and our gear and a rucksack, his bike was in for a service. took more effort than normal but it managed it.
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No luck. One of the previous owners must have nabbed it as its not in the tool bag. Looks like I will have to order one then.
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TBF i have been using my ybr125 to commute daily for the past 2 weeks with a minimum of 30 stone on the bike. My sv struggles but if you want to moan try riding my ybr 125 2 up.
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