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Adjusting suspension for pillion - XL600L
Hi,
I find my fron end a bit bouncy with a pillion on my XL600LMF. I obviously want to adjust the suspension accordingly. What is the best strategy? I am gonna start with decreasing the preload - how much of an adjustment should I safely go for. Should I also drop the front a little? Thanks for any pointers as I have never done this before. Cheers, Paul |
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