Check your air shocks.
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Check your air shocks.
I went to add 5 psi to mine last night and found that both lost exactly the same amount of pressure. About 4 psi. in 2 months down from 20 originally. The temp should have been within 10 deg. for sure. No big deal unless you run 5-10 psi and haven't checked since last season. I think I've settled in at 25 psi. for now...mixed solo / 2 up. These are freshly chopped / rebuilt.
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Yea seems like I generally saw 5-10 solo and 10-20 2-up in a few threads. I am use to dirtbikes and like a FIRM ride. I was even going to go with struts when I first got the bike. I rode it with no air, 10, 15 ,and 20 psi. The more I added, the more I liked it and no feeling of harshness yet. I can't see trying more than 30 solo though...it already rides like a dream compared to stock. Best of all, since adding air and switching mids to ext. fwd. I haven't scraped a thing yet. Not even the pipes or jiffy stand. I feel even more confident on it with the forwards, but who knows...maybe I'm not leaning it as far like this. It was CONSTANT with the mids on.
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I was running 5 lbs in mine, but since installing the lowering blocks found that 20 lbs is perfect for two up.
I've had a bunch of bikes with the HD air shocks...some new, some used. Every one of them has lost air with time and riding. I check em every few weeks and need to add air most everytime.
I've had a bunch of bikes with the HD air shocks...some new, some used. Every one of them has lost air with time and riding. I check em every few weeks and need to add air most everytime.
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