Air Shock pressure
#12
Wow. I'm 200 lbs and have been running 5-7 lbs in the rear since I bought the bike, 6 months ago. I'm solo always as the wife has her own ride. The previous owner said he ran 5 lbs front and back, so that's what I've been running, thinking anything higher would be bad for the shocks! I'll have to experiment now with some higher lbs. I don't run the bike hard ever, and like a softer ride. But it seems I'm at the low end.
#15
#17
Need to know the year and model of the bike to get an accurate answer.
Some bikes have 13" shocks, typically run LESS air
Some bikes have 12" shocks, typically need MORE air
09 bikes (IMHO) are a whole new ball game on air pressure. (need less air than prev years)
BTW, this has been asked and answered about 10 times in the last 2 weeks. Threads all over the place on this.
Some bikes have 13" shocks, typically run LESS air
Some bikes have 12" shocks, typically need MORE air
09 bikes (IMHO) are a whole new ball game on air pressure. (need less air than prev years)
BTW, this has been asked and answered about 10 times in the last 2 weeks. Threads all over the place on this.
#18