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XT660Z Tenere Rear Spring
Owning a 2008 Tenere, and after 40,000km something seems not to work properly in the rear absortion system.
Had it a service done (oil change etc) but the problem is there. Most Tenere owners in my country change the spring an about 30,000km. In your country? Anyway, I have been looking for a spring and I have found in the same price (90�) a HYPERPRO(non-linear) and a OHLINS(linear). Considering that I use my tenere for everyday tasks, tourism and offroad driving which one is the best choice? (I had read that non-linear is the best choise for tourism but not for dirt bikes, I'm confused :confused: ) p.s. do I have to change to a different oil in the suspention? |
Check my last post from this thread, where I wrote just 10 min ago.
http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=20919 I'm not an expert, but I think that the gas just disappeared, and now I only ride on the spring. I ordered complete new shock from Wilbers for 420 euro. But if you are somewhere in Europe, than I guess there is an option of rebuilding the stock shock, is there? Sent from my GT-I9100G |
Hey gregdobrynin!
Nice ride! I had the damper serviced, the oil and gas is all fixed. I have ride without gas and it is totally different experirence! |
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http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=19823 I've tried both of those fork spring options back to back on the Tenere. |
Thank you guys, very much!
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Where did you service it? How much was it? Cheers, Greg
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Does anybody now what is the air (nitrogen) pressure in stock rear shock in Ten? I pumped it up to 11 bar with my small on the bike compressor, and I think it is slightly better. I am now in UB, and could try to find somebody with bigger compressor. Cheers, Greg
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