[the wizz]

yep....ohlins fix's the problem.

 

[dman]

Originally posted by the wizz

yep....ohlins fix's the problem.

Ohlins? Is it a type of suspension or what?

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[dman]

My suspension is hard as a damn rock, is this something that will break-in, or do I need to dial in the suspension to my preference. I never messed with my 99' and it's great, but the 636 has a pretty hard factory setup. Anybody else notice this problem?

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[dman]

Anybody?

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[RacerX1]

Ohlins is a brand name of shocks, steering dampers, and forks. It is generally considered top-of-the-line.

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03' ZX-6RR
00' Buell X1

 

[GreenEnvy]

You don't need ohlins though, your stock shock can be softened.
Several people have removed most of the preload on the rear shock, and it helps a lot.

check out www.sportrider.com for some suggestions.


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[micty]

Or check just a few threads below this...
/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5614

 

[03zx-6rrman]

I have 3,000 miles on my rr i can tell it is realy getting better ever day it feels smoother/softer... Ohlins is nice if you have an extra grand($1000) laying around,

 

[dman]

Don't have the extra grand so I guess I will be dialing in the suspension this weekend. Thanks for the help guys.

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[Rob Lee]

Before adjusting compression and rebound, use the preload adjusters to set the sag. For a simple guide, check out biketweakers.com or 2wf.com. For a detailed guide that allows for stiction, check out racetech.com.

For more Ohlins, check out ohlins.com.

 

[dman]

Thanks Rob.

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