Rear Susupension
wtwhitelaw
Posted 2010-09-13 7:00 AM (#69364)
Subject: Rear Susupension


Cruiser

Posts: 262
Flowery Branch Ga		Tried the search with no luck.
Is there a certain formula for the proper amount of air to put in the rear suspension? I.E. 10PSI for every 200# of rider and cargo. I guess I could look in the owners book, but I thought I would ask the help of the real world experts first. Thanks in advance For answering my noob questions.


Wayne
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varyder
Posted 2010-09-13 7:03 AM (#69365 - in reply to #69364)
Subject: Re: Rear Susupension


Visionary

Posts: 8144
New Bohemia, VA		never more than 65psi even riding 2up. Around 35psi when it is just my 220lb carcass...
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hoosiervic
Posted 2010-09-13 8:51 AM (#69376 - in reply to #69364)
Subject: RE: Rear Susupension


Tourer

Posts: 492
Indianapolis, IN

wtwhitelaw - 2010-09-13 8:00 AM Tried the search with no luck. Is there a certain formula for the proper amount of air to put in the rear suspension? I.E. 10PSI for every 200# of rider and cargo. I guess I could look in the owners book, but I thought I would ask the help of the real world experts first. Thanks in advance For answering my noob questions. Wayne

Forget the manual, there should be a chart in the side bag right next to the air valve.

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