[cyclops24]

I am interested in the responses as well. I am same size except about 20lbs heavier at 220. I am using the Sport Rider settings but it still feels very harsh. Anyone know what the sag should be set at both ends? Everytime I hit rough road or a bump, my feet fly off or I slam into the tank. I am looking for a taught yet somewhat plush ride.

 

[bs121583]

i would set your sag at 35mm for the street... after gettin the sag set properly your bike will handle much better... start by setting your sag then it's much easier to change the other settings of the suspension

 

[kevin greening]

A very difficult question to answer usefully.Suspension settings depend a lot more than just on your weight, how you ride is just as important.I would say learn more about compression,rebound, and preload.Then you can make adjustments to compliment the way that you ride.What one 200 pounder likes may feel terrible to another.

 

[backcountry]

i am 6,1 @200lb bike is verry stiff what do you guys think i should put the settings at
and i am in no way a person good at this kinda tecknal stuf

oh and its a 2003 636

2003 636

 

[backcountry]

ok how do i adjust the sag dont see it in the manual

Life is short so live it up

 

[Rob Lee]

Check out this article on 2wf.com.

I like 35 mm of rider sag in front and 25-30 mm of rider sag in back.

 

[backcountry]

thanks for the quick response rob you da man

Life is short so live it up

 

[Rob Lee]

Glad to help.