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Bike too upright when side stand is down = Lowered maybe?
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Once the fronts done the back is less of a hassle, but you wont know how it rides until then.


You can use the C-Spanner in the tool-kit to adjust, as seen here:


[Image: REAR-SHOCK2.jpg]


The bigger the gap the harder the suspension and the more load it will take, and vice versa the lower you go (less load, less gap because less travel required).


Standing behind the bike and using both hands to push down on the grab rail (with bike on side stand) will give you a good idea of where you are currently in regards to how soft or hard it is, but you need you and your most used load (chains, locks etc if commuting if your most done thing) to get a true setting. Its a try and adjust kind of thing.


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owners manual


https://www.manualslib.com/manual/611242...zs600.html


service manual


https://www.manualslib.com/manual/923683...00-98.html


there is a download section on this forum for all the manuals if you'd prefer that, worth a look as it has more downloads / info and updated diagrams.
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Re: Bike too upright when side stand is down = Lowered maybe? - by NJD - 22-01-21, 09:29 PM

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