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Raptor 700 Information => 700 Suspension Work => Topic started by: Livingmylife93 on May 22, 2009, 10:16:20 PM
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Going to the track on monday, planning to finally get the big step ups, and nice sized doubles. I normally run with the front shock adjusted to the second to last hardest setting for the track, sometimes the hardest. Thats all good.
I dont want to bottom out on flat landings so easy, my rear shock is to soft for the track right now, and i have never/never tried to adjust it. Im not going to buy any tools, what could i use around the garage?
So just tell me how lol. I have a 2006, with the basic suspension (pogo sticks)
What does what?
What turns where?
Tools needed?
and so on..
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In the stock manual that came with the bike it tells you how to adjust.. I just used a long screw driver and hammer for the collar on my rear shock..
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i used the same method. i loosen the top ring first, then hammer down on the lower one. unload the suspension, it will spin alot easier. have fun and watch the hands with the hammer.