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PaladinLV
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The 14 RT-S comes with adjustable rear shock.
I'd put in @ 60 lbs to start and then adjust using toggle switch as required.
Center position is a good starting point.
AJ
SpyderAnn01
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There is a chart on page 58 of the Owners Manual that tells you what pressure to use based on your and your rider's weight.
Bob Denman
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If you have the ACS system on your RT-S, or Limited, the air pressures that you read, will be a whole lot different, than what you'd see of the Base RT...
There is no correlation between them.
While the Base bikes to require monitoring of the air pressure in the rear shock; the ACS bikes do not. It's actually best to just let the system do it's thing...:thumbup:
There is no correlation between them.
While the Base bikes to require monitoring of the air pressure in the rear shock; the ACS bikes do not. It's actually best to just let the system do it's thing...:thumbup:
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