Re: Rear Shock 01 SV650S

Milktree <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.recreation.motorcycles.svrider.general
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How and why did you lower the rear?

your only options are to get a stiffer spring, or raise the rear 
again, or both.

If you're going to get a stiffer spring, it'll cost you about $90 plus 
you'll have to swap them, which is a total PITA on OEM shocks in most 
cases.

When you say "turned the rear shock up to its max" you mean preload?

 	-Will

On Wed, 22 Feb 2006, Matthew Kachermeyer wrote:

> Hello all. I am new to this and look forward to sharing experiences. I have
> done some modifications to my 2001 SV650s. I have lowered the front and
> rear, quite a bit. I have turned the rear shock up to its max. It rides good
> for me, but i need to stiffin up the ride a bit. when my girl gets on it
> rubs a bit on the tail. I dont have the money to lay down on a expensive
> shock. If there are any indeas it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
>
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