Bottoming out

[Phil]

Not much. But the air bag has lots to do with how high the bike rydes.


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[Arr MiHardies]

Think I may have a leak in my suspension as well. Aired it up to 70 on wednesday. down to 60 today. Might be even lower after my 2 up ride immediately following that check.

 

[Arr MiHardies]

Yep. Down to 50. thats down 10 pounds in one day. 20 pounds since Wednesday

 

[Arthur---Mexico]

Speed bumps

I know what sleeping policemans area all about. They were invented down here in Mexico. I attack them diagonally whenever I can. When I ride my Spyder my wife is usually with me and that really lowers thing too. To top it all off the Corbin sidecase's right side mounting lowers the muffler down to a riduclus level where it dragged on every road irregularity I blocked up the rear of my 2008 SE5 about .900" and that solved most of the problems. I made the "block". Arthur---MexicoCity, x[email protected]

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[NancysToy]

Check the shraeder valve (this morning I don't seem to know how to spell it).
Sometimes the leaks can be stopped by tightening up the core.

:agree: Absolutely the first thing to check for any slow leak.

 

[taggtr]

This is a bit of an offshoot of my halo lighting thread. But what can be done to prevent the RT from bottoming out on the center frame whilst going over speed bumps? I doubt I am the only one with this issue. My shocks are one notch down from maximum according to the display, though I don't have the powered shock adjustment feature so I don't know if that is accurate.

I just pop a wheelie right when I hit the speed bump!

 

[Arr MiHardies]

I am assuming u r referring to the front bottoming as this happens to me sometimes. I need Elkas! LOL

I do believe I specifically said bottoming on the center frame in my original post.

 

[Phil]

:agree: Absolutely the first thing to check for any slow leak.

Scotty- Mine leaks. Any simple non surgical ways to help this?

Oh... Duh... Never mind. Helps me to READ!!! Tighten the core. Now the search for a core tightener thingie.