How-To: Replace Fork & Shock Springs
Modern bikes are excellent straight out of the box, but manufacturers can’t make a perfect suspension setting for the wide range of riders who buy a new machine. If you are below or above the 75-80kg ‘sweet spot’ in weight, changing the fork and shock spring to suit your weight is crucial to getting your bike handling its best out on the trail or track.
Learn the tips and tricks of the trade with KTM Australia Race Technician, Mick Carusi.
Here’s the video breakdown:
βοΈ Why it’s important to have the correct spring rate β 0:01
βοΈ Tools needed β 1:46
βοΈ Removing the fork legs from the bike β 2:35
βοΈ Removing the fork springs β 6:45
βοΈ Measuring the fork spring length β 8:39
βοΈ Installing the new fork springs β 9:39
βοΈ Re-installing the fork in the bike β 12:03
βοΈ Removing the shock from the bike β 17:17
βοΈ Removing the shock spring β 18:18
βοΈ Installing the new shock spring β 20:41
βοΈ Re-installing the shock in the bike β 21:44
Learn how to set static and rider sag in this tutorial:
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