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here is a revised suspension set-up list.......this is a STARTING point guys. don't take it as the truth of all things. start here and expiriment.
the 600 series first: cbr 600f/f-sport front comp.....................................3/4 turn out rebound.................................1/2 turn out preload/sag............................1 line showing rear comp.....................................1/2 turn out rebound.................................1/2 turn out preload/sag............................position 6 of 7 cbr 600f-t front comp....................................not adjustable rebound................................full in preload.................................full in rear comp....................................full in rebound................................full in preload/sag...........................position 7 of 7 note: 8mm of fork above the top clamp for track use, 5mm for road cbr 600f-x front comp....................................1 turn out rebound................................3/4 turn out preload/sag...........................2 lines showing/35mm of sag rear comp....................................1/2 turn out rebound................................1 turn out preload/sag...........................position 3, 10mm of sag cbr 600f-v/w front comp......................................non adjustable rebound..................................1/2 turn out (track 1/4 turn out) preload/sag.............................2 lines showing (track 1 line) rear comp......................................1/2 turn out rebound..................................1/4 turn out preload/sag.............................position 3 cbr 600rr front comp.......................................1-1/2 turns out rebound...................................2 turns out preload/sag..............................2 lines showing rear comp......................................5 clicks out rebound..................................1-1/4 turns out preload...................................position 4 ........................................................................................................ cbr 900rr-t/v front comp...........................................1/2 turn out rebound........................................1 turn out preload/sag...................................1 line showing rear comp.............................................1/2 turn out rebound.........................................1/2 turn out preload/sag....................................position 6 of 7 additional..............5mm of fork leg above the top clamp excludind fork cap/2mm for road cbr 900rr-w front comp.........................................1-1/4 turns out rebound.....................................1 turn out preload/sag................................3 lines (12mm of adjuster showing) static sag: 31mm rear comp.........................................1/4 turn out rebound.....................................1/2 turn out preload/sag................................position 4 of 7, position 3 with a pasenger or if you weigh more than 190 cbr 900rr 2000-01 front comp............................................3/4 turn out rebound........................................1/2 turn out preload/sag...................................2 lines showing (4mm from bottom of preload nut to top of fork cap) rear comp............................................full in rebound........................................3/4 turn out preload/sag...................................position 7 of 9 cbr 900rr 2002 front comp..............................................3 turns out (track 1 turn out) rebound..........................................2 turns out preload/sag.....................................11 turns out ( 9 turns for track) rear comp..............................................1 turn out rebound..........................................2 turns out preload/sag.....................................position 6 cbr 900rr 2004 front comp..................................................2-1/4 turn out rebound..............................................2-1/4 turn out preload/sag.........................................full in/34mm of sag rear comp.....................................................14 clicks out from full in rebound.................................................3-3/4 turns out preload/sag............................................position 6, (8mm of sag) I HAVE OTHERS FOR ALL MAKES......HONDAS/KAWKS/YAMIES/SUSUKS/DUCS/TRUMPETS. POST UP IF YOU NEED A STARTING POINT Last edited by gixerkiller; July 17th, 2006 at 09:54 PM. |
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Great thread info...I made it a sticky....
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Oh. Dear. God.
Snicker. Um. That's... Um... Nope, not gonna go there. But it is important to have the 16" front wheel!
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Out...ie it's wound full IN when you start, ie from fullhard.
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GixerKiller
What kinda settings should my 2004 CBR1000RR start with for the road? Also if I take a notch or two out of my rear spring will this drop the rear end a little? the bike is a little tall for me as is. And if so im sure this will change every thing on my set up right? Im a short fat kinda guy 5-9 195lbs
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You may also look at the sportriderīs page on internet.
they have all sugested settings for several bikes and years http://www.sportrider.com/bikes/146_...ngs/index.html you can also find interesting articles like riding skills etc. Take care.
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the settings i posted are generic track tested settings some are spot on track settings from fusa wmrra and cmmra. the sport rider settings a usualy done by the little japanese guy who weighs in at about 150. his settings are crap for bigger riders and for track use. good STARTING point but don't ever take magazine settings as absolute truth.......those guys are PAID to promote bikes no matter how crappy they are. this is why the euro mags have such a big following in the us now. |
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Oh, yeah.... youīre right....
I didnīt try to make someone using those settings, just putting some info that may help... In any case, the best way to find the correct settings is to start from stock and experiment changing settings until you find the right one for you... and your weight... I didnīt know sportrider published info from japanese testers...I thought theyīd have their own american/european testers Anyway, thanks for the info. Take care
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the only input they get from "proper" testers is the race news. otherwise it is all watered down american press crap. at least they don't test sport bikes next to hardley's |
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Do you know a bike mag with technical info we could take seriously ??
your 2 cents ??? Thanks gixerkiller, from the southest part of earth. Take care
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performance bike fastbike t.w.o mcn basicaly mags from the uk ( not france the cheese eating surrender monkeys can't even write good reviews) or japan will give you the best info.......but buy and read at least 2 of the mags....gives you a better grasp on the truth. |
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My friend wants to set up his r1's suspension now that I have adjusted mine with gixerkillers help .. do you have settings for an 03 r1? he is a bit larger than me he weighs around 210.
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yeah i should (got aprilla through suzuki) have a base setting for a 160 to 190 pound guy. this would be a starting point. let me check.......i'll post it a bit later.
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When I got my 600RR it already had Race tech internals and an Ohlins rear. The bike feels great to me but I ran into the prior owner at the last CCS event. He stated that I should try some changes. The bike is set up for 185 # rider, 200 w/ gear. I really don't wanna dink with it, Hell, I don't wanna crash because of I didn't know what I was doing with susp. but I'd like to see if it gets better than it is.
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or you can pay a guy to come to every race and set your bike up......$$$$$$. |
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here is the start point. REAR SHOCK (road) preload-5th notch out of 9 rebound-3/4 turns out from full in compression-fully turned in REAR SHOCK (track) same as above except preload. track will be 7th notch out of 9 FRONT FORKS (road) preload-4 lines showing rebound-3/4 turn out from full in compression-1 turn out from full in tyre pressure at 34 front 39 rear FRONT FORKS (track) same except preload, tyre pressure and fork height preload-2 lines showing tyre pressure 31 front 30 rear. fork height should be- 3mm above the top yoke 03 R-1 SUSPENSION ISSUES the front springs are to soft and there is not enough rebound dampening. recomend new springs for riders wieght and type of riding plus fit new valves in the cartrige and replace the hydralic bumpstops. the rear spring is a bit weak for "weight challenged" people. compression is weak as well. this makes the bike squat comming out of corners making the bike feel twitchy and/or nervous on bumpy roads. there is no cure for this other than replacing the unit. |
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bump for all you too lazy to use the search.
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