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I guess you need to be a little more desriptive of the front ?????
as far as the rear shocks, remove left saddle bag, you,ll see a vlave stem,
get a good air gauge,,,, check it there,, you'll need a low pressure pump,
like HD sells for this, to add air if needed,, solo around 12-16 pounds,, with pass, 20 lbs +
I just used a Walmart handpump to adjust mine. I found that the recommened pressures in the book made the ride much harsher. I let all of the air out and like the feel better. I also thought that the higher pressures on the back affect the feel of the front. Maybe just an illusion though. .
I just used a Walmart handpump to adjust mine. I found that the recommened pressures in the book made the ride much harsher. I let all of the air out and like the feel better. I also thought that the higher pressures on the back affect the feel of the front. Maybe just an illusion though. .
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