I have read many posts about this and I am wondering what the benefit is. Do they help on the straight away and the uneven road surface or more for cornering? I tend to get some bobbing side to side which is most likely common but was wondering if shock adjusters helped prevent this.
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Question about shock adjusters
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Chupaca
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Does help....
The stiffer shock settings will keep the nose from diving when goning into corners and braking holding you flater and more even to the road. If your getting a side to side dip it would also help there though not a common thing with these machines. Did not notice which model spyder you are on but the adjusters help a lot on the models that came with non adjustable shocks. The BajaRon sway bar and hiem joints will also help you with handling and a laser alignment with the tracking...:thumbup:
The stiffer shock settings will keep the nose from diving when goning into corners and braking holding you flater and more even to the road. If your getting a side to side dip it would also help there though not a common thing with these machines. Did not notice which model spyder you are on but the adjusters help a lot on the models that came with non adjustable shocks. The BajaRon sway bar and hiem joints will also help you with handling and a laser alignment with the tracking...:thumbup:
trikermutha
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Yes they help . Baja Ron sells the shock adjusters and work as advertised. Doc Humphrey has another version too.
Bob Denman
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:agree: It allows to dial-in your ride height... :thumbup:
And by adding some preload: it does stiffen the front suspension a bit.
But the anti-sway bar is probably the most useful way to improve the feel of the bike in the corners. :clap:
And by adding some preload: it does stiffen the front suspension a bit.
But the anti-sway bar is probably the most useful way to improve the feel of the bike in the corners. :clap:
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