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Suspension Set-up and Mods / Re: DDC Sag Setup: Motor or Ignition ON?
« Last post by CrazyBiker on Today at 04:55:22 PM »
Just ignition on works ..
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S1000R - General Chat / Re: crash 68 plate s1000r sport harwarden cheshire
« Last post by podders on Today at 04:37:13 PM »
You have my sympathy mate, I wish you a speedy recovery and the best of luck with your claim.
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Suspension Set-up and Mods / Re: DDC forks soft vs hard
« Last post by zombie on Today at 04:29:17 PM »
I'd be curious to see a table of people's weights and preload settings front/rear for DDC bikes (5 turns from max, etc)...  might help others set their bikes up.
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Suspension Set-up and Mods / Re: What is the target sag?
« Last post by zombie on Today at 04:27:34 PM »
If you're 190lbs, it's likely you'll be able to get the sag set properly on a DDC bike, anyone heavier is more likely to be out of luck.  (the manual states an 85kg rider i.e. 187lbs)
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Suspension Set-up and Mods / Re: DDC Sag Setup: Motor or Ignition ON?
« Last post by SwiftTone on Today at 04:01:50 PM »
Engine needs to be on according to the manual
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Suspension Set-up and Mods / Re: What is the target sag?
« Last post by SwiftTone on Today at 03:40:47 PM »
*Originally Posted by SimonUK [+]
If you have a DDC bike I would go with the BMW manual. BMW uses 'Rider' SAG. I am guessing the Racetech is quoting total SAG.

According to RaceTech's article, they use Rider Sag aka Rider Sag.

Also note; BMW sag settings are listed in the "On The Track" section of the manual.

I'm 190lbs/86kg fully geared. I haven't set sag yet but hopefully I'm in the spring range.
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Mods and Appearance / Re: Handlebar GoPro mount
« Last post by gluemonster on Today at 03:14:28 PM »
Sounds like I better make a batch. Like I said it will be a couple of weeks before I can send them out. Shipping will be the biggest expense but I don’t print them so that will add to the cost, but should be $10-20 cost. I’ll PM people when I know.
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Suspension Set-up and Mods / Re: What is the target sag?
« Last post by SimonUK on Today at 01:31:11 PM »
If you have a DDC bike I would go with the BMW manual. BMW uses 'Rider' SAG. I am guessing the Racetech is quoting total SAG.
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Mods and Appearance / Re: Handlebar GoPro mount
« Last post by GSUS969 on Today at 01:20:37 PM »
I would also be very interested and happy to pay!
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Suspension Set-up and Mods / What is the target sag?
« Last post by SwiftTone on Today at 01:16:32 PM »
According the manual in the "On The Racetrack" section, the ideal sag is 6-10mm front, and 20-24mm rear.

According to Racetech, for the track its 25-30mm front and 25-30mm rear. For the street it should be 30-35mm front and 30-35mm rear.

So what should our target be?
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