How to remove your KTM PDS shock and spring.
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This video is merely an example, and by no means is a substitute for a certified technician, shop manual procedure, or common sense. If you in any way, shape, or form feel like you do not have the skills and finesse required to complete the job, ALWAYS have a certified technician perform the job.
In this video Rob Kozler from MotoLabDirtBikes.com shows you an example of how to remove your shock from the KTM 500EXC, as well as how to remove the shock spring.
This worked great for swapping out my springs! Thanks for the details.
Chris, no, you do not have to remove the pre-load from the spring when simply un-bolting the shock. This is intended for removal of both the shock and spring to make ready for shipping the shock in for a lowering service or re-valve, as noted in the description. Thanks for watching!
I don't know how I made this so difficult. Thank you ...
Hey, glad we could help! And, good work getting it done!!!
thank you for a simple, to the point video. ps and no f'n annoying loud music!
Are you sure you need to take the preload off the rear spring? After removing my shock and reading the book directions, I don't see why you do. The swing arm can extend past the full stroke of the preloaded shock so it seems like its not needed.
This worked great for swapping out my springs! Thanks for the details.
Just picked up my heavy spring for my XCw, thanks for the tips!
verry well made tutorial with zoom in details, thanks!!