2004 Yamaha YZ 250 F "suspension settings" Questions

...settings for a 04 yz250f suspension from the owners manual. The stock spring setting is 9.76 inches ( 248mm ). Each turn of the adjuster ring is .060". The limits of adjustment are 9.47 inches to ...

...2007 yzf250 front fork there is no set amount required. different amounts of oil make different suspension set ups. check with your local dearler and see what will be best suited for yourneeds

...suspension settings neaded thanks front fork setting 6 e.g 6 rings out damping set to 1/2 turn clockwise without clicking rear suspension spring preload set to 3 and rebound damping 8 clicks out from ...

suspension settings if you can help I need to know vtr 1000 sp2 fork ,suspension stock settings.And also Id like to know what about on track days settings. Thanks from Hungary Tom Download the service

Suspension settings by weight and riding (track/street) Ensure correct sag is set and drop front forks by 5-10mm. Beyond that it's personal preference. I have i 2004 450sx, and i am curentily 240 lbs.

...suspension settings for a yzf 750 95 please?? many thanks,andy You should be able to set the suspension soft or hard depending on what you are comfortable with (probably some where in the middle). ...

...SUSPENSION SETTINGS FOR A ZX6R 2000 MODEL J1 AND HOW DO YOU ALTER IT. CHEERS Rear suspension settings are adjusted via the suspension mechanism located under the bike near the main rear suspension ...

...suspension settings for a 2001 j2 kawasaki zx6r ninja you want what kind of suspension settings? suspension front and rear are both tunable to riders weight and riding style. if you think it's too ...

settings for rear suspension pressure for riding one up 15 stone and two up, passenger 11 stone to get the smoothest ride. I cant help with tax disc, but I can help with the setting of the suspension.

...suspension settings on any MX bike(Ive owned about 20 different types) I adjust all the settings in the middle of the range & fine tune the adjustments from there.Screw the adjusters all the way ...