For that KYB shock, can you just loosen the pre-load rings past the threads and allow them to drop all the way off? Seems that would would free up the extra few inches to get the collar off for guys like me that don't own a spring compressor. Is that not advisable?
The ring won't fall down onto the non threaded area, as its actually wider on the non threaded part, so it would just result in the collar bottoming out
Is it possible to remove the rear spring shocker permanatly? I don't want the rear shocker on the bike anymore, so is it possible to remove it permanatly?
If you go to the Racetech website it has a calculator tool that allows to select your bike and rider weight. From there the website will give you a recommendation on what springs to go for front and rear Hope this helps!
Thanks, this was direct and to the point.
Awesome information!! Thanks!
Great video, just what I needed
Awesome video, made it look easy, I’ll see how I go. Great stuff 👍
Great spring compression tool !!
Does it matter which end of the spring goes on top or bottom?
Thanks for this!
I have a CRF 250 L and the rear suspension is too light for my weight. What do you suggest?
For that KYB shock, can you just loosen the pre-load rings past the threads and allow them to drop all the way off? Seems that would would free up the extra few inches to get the collar off for guys like me that don't own a spring compressor. Is that not advisable?
The ring won't fall down onto the non threaded area, as its actually wider on the non threaded part, so it would just result in the collar bottoming out
Is it possible to remove the rear spring shocker permanatly? I don't want the rear shocker on the bike anymore, so is it possible to remove it permanatly?
I'm just over 100kg (110kg with gear on) what type of spring do I need
If you go to the Racetech website it has a calculator tool that allows to select your bike and rider weight. From there the website will give you a recommendation on what springs to go for front and rear
Hope this helps!
My 2018 crf 250 shock is way to soft for my weight I'm 16 stone how do I know what spring I need
Check out race techs website and use the spring rate calculator
How to do with ohlins one
Thanks
Very nice tool
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