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Adjusting stage 5's
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RockyMountainRider50
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Stage 5
Good question. I've done one adjustment since installing mine. Normally riding one up. I recently made a change with the bike raised slight off the ground loosening or lowering the front shocks to a length of 9 1/2" from top of spring to bottom of spring. Then placed back on garage floor and measuring the clearance in the front of my RT at 6 1/2" off the ground with no ryder and only a few essential in the frunk. I'm only 160 lbs. The previous owner of the shock had to be much heavier than me. Will ryde today to test the change. Oh I got the instruction sheet and will post for other to use.
Good question. I've done one adjustment since installing mine. Normally riding one up. I recently made a change with the bike raised slight off the ground loosening or lowering the front shocks to a length of 9 1/2" from top of spring to bottom of spring. Then placed back on garage floor and measuring the clearance in the front of my RT at 6 1/2" off the ground with no ryder and only a few essential in the frunk. I'm only 160 lbs. The previous owner of the shock had to be much heavier than me. Will ryde today to test the change. Oh I got the instruction sheet and will post for other to use.
spyderyderjim
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Elka stage 5 adjustment manual
Hi,
Here is the Elka Stage 5 adjustment manual, description.
Call Len at Pitbull Powersports in Springfield, Mo.
Len is really good at setting up/adjusting Elka Stage 5 shocks for your Spyder, weight & riding style.
Len 417-8631418
http://www.elkasuspension.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/ELKA-OwnersManual-PowerSports.pdf
Enjoy.
Jim
Hi,
Here is the Elka Stage 5 adjustment manual, description.
Call Len at Pitbull Powersports in Springfield, Mo.
Len is really good at setting up/adjusting Elka Stage 5 shocks for your Spyder, weight & riding style.
Len 417-8631418
http://www.elkasuspension.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/ELKA-OwnersManual-PowerSports.pdf
Enjoy.
Jim
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