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Rear shock removal

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I want to exchange the stock spring of the rear shock against a stiffer one. After looking into the spare parts book and reviewing the assembly directly at the bike, the plan would be:

- Loosen both screws DIN 912 M10x80 holding the dog bones

- Remove the rear screw of them completely and swivel the dog bones in order to be able to loose and remove the screw DIN 7984 M10x40 that fixes the lower end of the rear shock

- Remove the upper screw and the rear shock

Does this make sense or do other parts need to be disassembled first in the area of the lower end of the rear shock?

Thanks, Canario.

  • 4 weeks later...

Not sure if you've already accomplished the task, but perhaps pulling the swingarm is the easiest way to get this done. Let us know what you find.

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