any one know of any good suspension books.... basics and set up guidelines
Sport Rider did a great write up on suspension set up that I printed out.... http://www.sportrider.com/tech/motorcycle_suspension/index.html
Enjoy
Quote from: Garywc on December 19, 2007, 09:01:41 AM
any one know of any good suspension books.... basics and set up guidelines
No.
Start with correct spring rates. But having additional options is good. Geometry can be a bigger cure that just replacing a component. Tires change geometry.
The dampening should not overcome the spring.
That's a start. Following what you feel and some minor intuition will help in your learning.
thanks thats a lot in the article from sport rider i just have to finish reading it
geometry is more along what i need since the basic were already figured out with the springs and sag
but i would like to just find more info on all of it to read up on since i have some time to kill