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Reiger shock set up.

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Trs 250rr.

Trying to find out base settings on my shock. To find out information is virtually  impossible. Basically i have changed the spring for a 80 n/mm one due to being a chunky lover.

I have pre loaded the spring to 133mm (or by 7mm), this gives me no static sag and a race sag of around 60mm.

I have set rebound to 10 clicks out and the compression to 35 clicks out.

Does this sound about right as a base? Any advice greatly appreciated, many thanks ?? 

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5 minutes ago, gasserguy said:

Have you asked Steve ?  http://trsmotorcyclesuk.com/contact/

 

Yes  ive read his q and a's where he says to get static sag (but this was on his young lads bike who is light). I dont think i could get static sag if i tried with the heavier spring in. I've also read that setting the preload to 8.5mm should give you no static sag. I have also been in contact with reiger to confirm which spring i need but they haven't got back to me regarding set up. ?   

If you have no rear static sag with 7mm preload, then loosen it up a bit and try 5mm, 4mm or 3mm preload with 80N spring. A compromise with lighter springs is to use more preload, but since you probably have a stiffer spring appropriate for your weight, less preload on spring will allow a softer ride at initial impact with larger objects.

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16 hours ago, wheelieman14 said:

If you have no rear static sag with 7mm preload, then loosen it up a bit and try 5mm, 4mm or 3mm preload with 80N spring. A compromise with lighter springs is to use more preload, but since you probably have a stiffer spring appropriate for your weight, less preload on spring will allow a softer ride at initial impact with larger objects.

Thanks, I'll give it a try??

I have been told 45/50mm front and 85mm rear riders sag.

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