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10-09-2003, 11:35am
Peter Altas (got the spelling right that time I think!!) and Throwdown, I've got the link for that Ohlins shocker manual that I used to set-up my suspension. I have my own hard copy on loose-leaf paper but didn't know how to put in on computer, so eventually dug it up on the web thing and found the newer version of the manual at the Ohlins web site. The link is (hope my magic works....)
www.ohlins.com/pdf/07241-02.pdf
If you read the paragraphs, you'll learn more than the pictures. Just some of their principles or theories make you understand the Busa suspension a shit load more!! Anyway, i set it up to their most comfortable settings and found that the best touring specs! I like to ride on the harder rear end and softer front end side of things tho... works for me, but do change a little bit when I'm on a ride day sometimes!! It all depends on what you weigh as well! Some good track use ideas there as well.....
There are other manuals and tips on other suspensions and steering dampners at .....
www.ohlins.com/mc_manuals.shtml
or
www.ohlins.com
Cheers, Peter
Let me know how you guys go?! <i></i>
www.ohlins.com/pdf/07241-02.pdf
If you read the paragraphs, you'll learn more than the pictures. Just some of their principles or theories make you understand the Busa suspension a shit load more!! Anyway, i set it up to their most comfortable settings and found that the best touring specs! I like to ride on the harder rear end and softer front end side of things tho... works for me, but do change a little bit when I'm on a ride day sometimes!! It all depends on what you weigh as well! Some good track use ideas there as well.....
There are other manuals and tips on other suspensions and steering dampners at .....
www.ohlins.com/mc_manuals.shtml
or
www.ohlins.com
Cheers, Peter
Let me know how you guys go?! <i></i>