Ohlins rear shock shim stacks for NZ road conditions

[crazzed]

Will do cheers

[Owl]

How is everything working out on your Triumph?

Light years ahead of the stock suspenders and confidence inspiring!

Front is awesome, though I may need some tweeking on the rear at some stage. Feeling a little too plush when pushed hard, but I'm aware there's a tradeoff and I do like the comfort.

Still, I'm becoming more aware of likes and dislikes and suspension will be my first upgrade for any bike in the future!!!

[Robert Taylor]

Light years ahead of the stock suspenders and confidence inspiring!

Front is awesome, though I may need some tweeking on the rear at some stage. Feeling a little too plush when pushed hard, but I'm aware there's a tradeoff and I do like the comfort.

Still, I'm becoming more aware of likes and dislikes and suspension will be my first upgrade for any bike in the future!!!

There are two things you can try independently

1) Go inwards a little on the compression adjuster ( clockwise )

2) Add a little spring preload

[Owl]

There are two things you can try independently

1) Go inwards a little on the compression adjuster ( clockwise )

2) Add a little spring preload

Cheers for that Robert! I'll give it a go, though I've been a little reluctant to fiddle so far......................now where's those stillsons

[Rcktfsh]

And yes, we can for all intents and purposes ''read'' shim stacks.

Hope this all helps!

What about tea leaves?

[gixerracer]

Robert would like me to reply on his behalf, yes he can read tea leaves he predictaed a conservative led government in the UK, thereby putting you dirty filthy vertically disadvantged socialists in your place.[/U]

What about tea leaves?

[cowpoos]

Robert would like me to reply on his behalf, yes he can read tea leaves he predictaed a conservative led government in the UK, thereby putting you dirty filthy vertically disadvantged socialists in your place.[/U]

Bwahahahahahahahaha.....shot!!

[davebullet]

And has anyone actually purchased a new bike and had the shop set up the sag for you before you leave the showroom? You'd think that if it is that important that it would be done with you on your $15-30k purchase.

I asked that very question of a quite a well known person in the motorcycling community who sold a mate a new bike... and was told "naa, let the bike run in a bit first". I was a little surprised!

[Nonbeliever]

"naa, let the bike run in a bit first".

I hear this sort of comment quite abit, I susect from people that don't actually know what setting sag is, or how to set sag or what sag numbers to aim for.

[Rcktfsh]

Robert would like me to reply on his behalf, yes he can read tea leaves he predictaed a conservative led government in the UK, thereby putting you dirty filthy vertically disadvantged socialists in your place.[/U]

Who's been doing your scriptwriting, thats to clever a response to be original oh lofty one.

[Pussy]

Who's been doing your scriptwriting, thats to clever a response to be original oh lofty one.

You should be just concentrating on making yourself available for dwarf throwing competitions!

Back on topic.... your bike suspension will perform best when it's set up for YOU

[Shaun]

Please send me a brief e-mail to robert@crownkiwi.co.nz plus your phone numbers. Ill go through this Monday, I am away at Manfield tommorrow / Saturday. We have another customer we are doing K6 stuff for at the moment.

Look after this Guy Robert, He is a good customer of mine who pays fast.