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Rally shocks
- Thread starter RykerUSA
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Tslepebull
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I weigh 155 lbs and found the stock Rally settings to hard for my weight. I reduced the front shock to position 2, the rear shock to 1/4" gap and compression damping to 1. I have found the ride to be more compliant and it reduced front wheel hop. In my earlier experience on two wheel motorcycles I tried to adjust static sag to 25% of the available travel.
QuasiMotard
New member
:agree:
Good call on reducing the front spring preload. The Rally's front shocks don't have enough rebound damping (non-adjustable), so the wheel hop can be a real nuisance. I'm reducing my front preload today to address that issue. However, I have noticed that adding the stiffer BRP sway bar has helped with reducing the issue of single-wheel hop considerably.
As for the rear preload, I will probably leave mine at the factory setting because the rider sag seems to be set well for my normal riding weight (~165 pounds with gear).
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QM
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