Air shock?

[WellsboroSpyder]

Just wondering about adjustment of rear shock. When riding two up on a bumpy road, I think more air so spyder doesn't bottom out. A friend says less air so ride is softer. Which way for a more comfortable ride for passenger?

 

[JayBros]

So what empirical evidence does your friend have that proves less air in a Spyder with two up won't bottom out in a large road dip or over a real crappy road surface?

 

[WellsboroSpyder]

His theory/ opinion. Just asking.

 

[Peter Aawen]

More air in the airbag helps maintain the higher ride height you've set with the system, altho it might make the ride a little firmer too!! But if you are worried about bottoming out, more air in that bag helps stop that.

 

[JayBros]

Just asked initially because I prefer a firm ride solo and have pressure all the way up. That said, I have still bottomed it out on a real hard dip. With my bride aboard, she a lithe 125, the suspension again full up the ride is very smooth for us with a total probably 320 lb riders and junk on day rides and 350 lb max if we're fully loaded for a weekend trip.