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 21-11-08, 11:15
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Hi all!
does anyone know the proper static sag for xtr (front and rear)? Factory data or personal experience maybe! Thanks. |
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21-11-08, 17:38
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I take it you mean the suspension sag when you sit on it?
If so i think its suppose to be around 1/3 of the suspension travel allowing 2/3s for imperfections in the road and the 1/3 of sag allows up movement for wheelies and jumps 
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22-11-08, 21:14
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Yes my friend, that sag. I cannot find factory numbers or recommendations, wheel off, unloaded, rider on, front and rear. Nothing in the manual, which wasn't case for my previous bike.
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22-11-08, 21:57
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I thought this was going to be a thread about women and the effects of gravity
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22-11-08, 22:57
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but as i said i think its normally 1/3 to 2/3 so maybe its just going to have to be a trail and error type thing
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24-11-08, 16:02
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I had honda. 1/3 is something as general guidance, but again... Maybe someone is so kind to measure his new bike and share the numbers with us
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13-04-09, 17:12
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Anyone?! Static sag on my bike (11 000 km on the clock): front - 5 cm, rear - 4 cm. Good or bad?
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