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Rear Sahock
- Thread starter manxman
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Roadster Renovations
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Might have a bad compressor or a leak in the air bag. (I am in the middle of repairing both) Take an air chuck and check your pressure from the valve underneath the seat. A good, leak free system will stay within 5 lbs over an 8 hour period.
If the air bag is not up, it will give you a very rough ride. The rear shock only travels about 4" total on my bike. That makes for a very hard ride.
If the air bag is not up, it will give you a very rough ride. The rear shock only travels about 4" total on my bike. That makes for a very hard ride.
rear shock
I checked connections and no leaks, holds pressure O.K. Rides rough even right after checking correct pressure. Thanks anyway. I have to say I think they could have done a lot better in the suspension department, already replaced the front with fox shocks.
I checked connections and no leaks, holds pressure O.K. Rides rough even right after checking correct pressure. Thanks anyway. I have to say I think they could have done a lot better in the suspension department, already replaced the front with fox shocks.
