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Old September 1st, 2009, 02:04 AM   #81
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Hey guys,

I think my shock price is actually $100 under MSRP. Thanks, Kelly for clearing that up! If you guys find something out of line with my price, please let me know, but it should be pretty cheap.

For the front springs, I know this is not a very popular answer, but I feel the stock springs with 15 weight oil is the best setup. I ran Racetech springs for 2 weekends in my bike and HATED them! Our little Ninja Turtles are spindly little things. A stiff front end creates all sorts of problems (in my experience). The bike likes a very soft suspension setup up front. Yes, the bike does dive quite a bit, but heavier oil will solve a lot of that. Anyway, just my 0.02


Richard,

Thanks for the info. I'm ordering an Elka from you soon either directly or through my shop. I'll also forward them your opinion on the fork springs. Hopefully, oil will cure what ails my fat ass!


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Old August 26th, 2012, 08:37 PM   #82
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Question. Am I supposed to be able to see a number somewhere on the shock to see what the current setting is at?
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Old August 26th, 2012, 09:31 PM   #83
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You can tell by just looking at what position the ring is in. Great pics in this thread:

DIY - Adjusting the rear shock preload
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