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Can someone please give me some info on the correct preload setup front & back for the Tenere XT660Z (2010 model)
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depends who you talk to.. But heres the set up
I use.. is closer to a Endruro set up than MX... MX set up uses smaller percentages for jumps etc (stiffer) static sage 20/25%... rider on bike 40/50% % is % of wheel travel.. With a bit of playing with pre-load spacer I was able to get the front of my XTR closeish... but the rear I had no chance.. need a lighter spring to suit my weight...
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I�m no heavyweight (85Kg geared up) and the best sag I could ever achieve with the stock springing on my (then new) Tenere was�
Static sag (front): 50mm (24%) Rider sag (front): 70mm (30%) Static sag (rear): 70mm (35%) Rider sag (rear): 90mm (45%) The front still had a bit of �spare� preload left in hand, but the rear was up to maximum within 6K miles. It got more saggy as the OE suspension started fading (particularly the shock) from 10K miles (replaced at 12K miles). It�s all down to personal preference, feel and what you want to achieve. As a rough guide you want the suspension sitting/working in its �sweet spot� using between 30% and 70% of travel in normal conditions with rider on board without topping or bottoming out at the extremes. |
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The suspension i sent that good.:shsgging:
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