shocks setting
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shocks setting
i have 2009 low rider i ride two up total weight on the bikie is 230 pounds. what will be a good setting on the shock setting. thank you keep riding **
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You'll probably love my answer: "It depends on what you like." I'm 185 lbs and keep mine on 4. Works well for both solo and 2-up riding. I personally like a stiffer shock when I'm riding solo, anyway. Try a few different settings and see which works best for you. They're easy enough to adjust, even while on the side of the road in the middle of your test rides.
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I weigh 200, and normally run 2 or 3.
If I'm seriously going after the twisties, I'll crank em up to 4 or 5, depending on the road
If I'm seriously going after the twisties, I'll crank em up to 4 or 5, depending on the road
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