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| Topic Started: 25 Jun 2009, 23:22 (449 Views) | |
| airtime | 25 Jun 2009, 23:22 Post #1 |
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hi, ah_huat has brought up a point abt suspension set up. the adjustabilty of 2day suspension rivals that of a factory works unit less than a decade back. the key 2 the start of setting up yr suspension is the static suspension sag. both the front n rear units need 2 have static sag but how many riders out there made such adjustments? its pointless 2 start playing with the clickers cos the spring action is either 2 soft or hard which will affect the rebound. the info on yr sag can be found in yr owners manual. 
Edited by airtime, 25 Jun 2009, 23:23.
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| airtime | 30 Jun 2009, 23:08 Post #2 |
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there is a posting in the technical folder on suspension adjustments 4 drz. the basics is the same.read it n understand it n u will be on yr way 2 a great handling bike! thanks 2 kleivard on the posting. 
Edited by airtime, 30 Jun 2009, 23:09.
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| airtime | 14 Jul 2009, 00:39 Post #3 |
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some new info was posted up by rookie in the tech folder. swing by there n check it. will help u understand better on how 2 set yr suspension up.  4 rookie!
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| il4 | 14 Jul 2009, 09:41 Post #4 |
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Can invite Master Wang to conduct a free and easy kopi class highlighting on what we need to know about suspensions...he he |
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| airtime | 14 Jul 2009, 11:04 Post #5 |
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yes,dats sound like a good idea! so master wang,when will u be free 2 conduct a ez lesson on suspension. good timing 2 as the mssc round 3 enduro event is coming soon 2.
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| rookie | 14 Jul 2009, 16:09 Post #6 |
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airtime, u r my master leh u shld take the lead. nbz, il4 sabo again!! 
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| bsriphet | 14 Jul 2009, 16:15 Post #7 |
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Master Rookie only one in Singapore certified by Race Tech, no way out of this now hehe... How about joining us in Nusa one morning and help riders with basic setup like sag and basic clicker settings? Can bring your bike too for a bit of fun for you as well. My trailer have free space coming Sun and driver would be privileged to transport your good self to the track while dreaming about cornering like Stefan Everts..
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| airtime | 14 Jul 2009, 16:19 Post #8 |
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hahahaha,u kena sabo!  now u have 2 teach either over coffee or at the track....  later u got 2 revalve 4 them 2! see u now shi fu! while i go ride |
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| rookie | 14 Jul 2009, 16:28 Post #9 |
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wah lau!! now kana corner by the mx pro (airtime) and enduro champ (Benny) !!  u 2 very bad leh, i so long no hold screw driver already, wait i click all the opposite direction and make you crash then u know. |
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| rookie | 14 Jul 2009, 17:01 Post #10 |
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this sentence is WRONG!! it is only valid in 2000 i think there are other certified RT guy in sg now hor, dun sabo me.  to corner like stefan evert, look for mr airtime!! he corner like Ricky Carmichael!!! Edited by rookie, 14 Jul 2009, 17:02.
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| bsriphet | 14 Jul 2009, 17:03 Post #11 |
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Hehehe, suspension still based on the same principles and the Showas on the CRF have been the same pretty much since then so that cert is still valid for me! |
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| airtime | 14 Jul 2009, 17:21 Post #12 |
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so shi fu rookie...great master of the clickers,where will u be conducting the class? ah yo! poor guy! kena sabo!
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| il4 | 14 Jul 2009, 17:30 Post #13 |
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Master Wang : Its not about sarbo lah, since we are one group of friends riding together, with better set up, we will enjoy this hobby more, I understand you are busy with family, thats why we hope you can find that tiny bit of time to share with us the principles about suspension. Better Understanding translate to having more fun within a safe margin. Great Grand Master Edward : with your vast experience, and producing such a fine student like Master Wang, we have always look up to you. Hence you can share with us about suspension as well, in terms of applications. What kinda terrain and situation you have experience and how you overcome it. He he he Its great to be aquinted with ppl like to two masters and Benny, who share unconditionally, makes me emo...boohoohoo |
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| rookie | 14 Jul 2009, 17:32 Post #14 |
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administrator, where is that "show middle finger" emoticon??
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| bsriphet | 14 Jul 2009, 17:47 Post #15 |
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Love this thread....
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| airtime | 14 Jul 2009, 21:36 Post #16 |
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ah yo! since when i got dis title ???? great grand master! only have master wang...he has the knowledge n the means 2 bring yr suspension 2 new heights n do things u never tot possible!  even i 2 had 2 send my forks 2 do at 1 time! so he noes the secrets! of the internal adjustment ....so u guys juz need him 4 the tech talk ....i will be there 4 the chit chat n kopi! 
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| rookie | 14 Jul 2009, 22:16 Post #17 |
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Administrator!!! i need the "show middle finger" emoticon now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Kleivard | 14 Jul 2009, 22:42 Post #18 |
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No finger for you.
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| il4 | 15 Jul 2009, 09:33 Post #19 |
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Kinky leh, now you wanna finger Edward. |
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| R.C. | 15 Jul 2009, 09:49 Post #20 |
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Does Master Wang setup motard bikes as well?
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