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Rear suspension setting
- Thread starter Fonz
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retread
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I don't think the rear suspension setting has much to do with swaying, unless the tire is really low on air. Try increasing the front tire pressure, about 2 pounds at a time, max is about 20. What are your front shocks set at? Generally the higher the better. And most important, do not white knuckle the handlebars, grip them just enough to know you've got hold of 'em.
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Fonz
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Shocks are set at factory setting, whatever that is
JCSMOKE
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My suggestion would be to go for a nice ride and try each setting for 5 or 10 miles. I don't have much trouble with any setting when on the highway. you may be over compensating with steering, the alignment of the front wheels could be off slightly, check the pressure of the front tires also. I can go down the highway set the bike straight and take both hands off the handlebars for a couple hundred yards without much need for correction. If you are really new with the bike I would suggest loosening up on your corrections in steering, I was all over the place at first until I got the feel for the bike.
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