Consider some good after market shocks. You will be glad you made the change. There are several brands out there but I would recommend Ohlins. It all depends on what your budget allows. The stock air shocks are really lacking in my opinion.
Consider some good after market shocks. You will be glad you made the change. There are several brands out there but I would recommend Ohlins. It all depends on what your budget allows. The stock air shocks are really lacking in my opinion.
I ride solo, weigh 185, and run the shocks at 20psi, increasing to 25 when loaded with luggage full on a trip. I've learned to run the lowest pressure that still keeps the rear suspension from bottoming, any more and it's sacrificing travel.
What's everyone run for air pressure in rear shocks
It varies greatly - I keep the pump in my saddlebag. It depends on if it's just me, or me loaded down for a trip, or if I have a guest lady on the back (my OL always rides her own bike,but I'm allowed to have somebody ride with me sometimes).
Like ahardcharger, I've had no issues whatsoever with stock shocks. The ride is great to me.