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nickargas 17 Jan 2019 15:10

Front fork preload adjusters!
 
Has anyone ever tried these?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Black-CNC...edirect=mobile

Kukku 18 Jan 2019 12:31

I haven't but they seem an interesting addition. I wonder if they fit a DJ02 as it's not listed.

nickargas 18 Jan 2019 14:23

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Originally Posted by Kukku (Post 594699)
I haven't but they seem an interesting addition. I wonder if they fit a DJ02 as it's not listed.

Yeah they do! Maybe the ones in UK have tried them on!

turboguzzi 19 Jan 2019 08:36

interesting and price is ok
but just bear in mind that things like spring rate, oil level and viscosity will have much greater impact on fork performance.
all what a preload adjuster does is regulate your front ride height by +/- 15mm or so

Not too mention the fact that you can change your ride height cutting different lengths of PVC tube instead of the original distance spacer for 2 euro :)

as long as you dont expect this adjuster to solve major issues, yes, it's a nice addition.

xtrock 19 Jan 2019 08:53

I have adjusters on my YZF original and its maybe 1,5cm max adjustment, fully out you can make it go down pretty easy forcing it by pressing with brake on. Fully loaded its not changing much pressing it down, but this is made from factory and its adjustment on the other end aswell. I recomend buying the progressive springs and thats it, if you buy this to save money its not the same making a spring harder by compressing the soft one.

*Touring Ted* 19 Jan 2019 09:28

I've tried them on an NX650 and they were rubbish. They're poorly made and do nothing.

Don't waste your time and money.

nickargas 19 Jan 2019 19:04

Thank you everyone! Pvc pipes it is then! I'm not going to buy them!

*Touring Ted* 19 Jan 2019 19:30

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Originally Posted by nickargas (Post 594770)
Thank you everyone! Pvc pipes it is then! I'm not going to buy them!

I use aluminium pipe. Pvc might crack.

turboguzzi 20 Jan 2019 11:16

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Originally Posted by *Touring Ted* (Post 594772)
I use aluminium pipe. Pvc might crack.

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They might, but they havent cracked in any of my bikes, some with quite some mileage.. of course they need to lean on the washer above the springs, not directly on them.


on a sport bike like a ysf it makes much more sense, they can make a difference in how the bike turns, but road bikes have only 120mm or so travel. on a long travel suspension, there's less effect


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