Air pressure in RK shocks.
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Air pressure in RK shocks.
Hi all, just installed air shocks #54662-09, on my wifes 09 nightster. I'm trying to set the air pressure for her, but she can't tell me where it needs to be.
I've tried 2, 5, 7 & 10 lbs and she tells me it all feels the same. She weighs 102lbs wet, any guesses at how much air should be in them. I could set the shocks for me but I outweigh her by 90lbs.
I've tried 2, 5, 7 & 10 lbs and she tells me it all feels the same. She weighs 102lbs wet, any guesses at how much air should be in them. I could set the shocks for me but I outweigh her by 90lbs.
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220lbs... currently set at 10lbs but simply pure lazy... I have not tried them at 0lbs... I was going to and just never got around to it... At 10lbs they fell good to me. But again, I still need to do a test at 0lbs to see if it is an improvement over what I have now.
I did try them at 20lbs first.. that made the ride to harsh.
I did try them at 20lbs first.. that made the ride to harsh.
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Hi all, just installed air shocks #54662-09, on my wifes 09 nightster. I'm trying to set the air pressure for her, but she can't tell me where it needs to be.
I've tried 2, 5, 7 & 10 lbs and she tells me it all feels the same. She weighs 102lbs wet, any guesses at how much air should be in them. I could set the shocks for me but I outweigh her by 90lbs.
I've tried 2, 5, 7 & 10 lbs and she tells me it all feels the same. She weighs 102lbs wet, any guesses at how much air should be in them. I could set the shocks for me but I outweigh her by 90lbs.
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