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hope you get there in the end buddy and keep her,
she looks a beauty from the pics dude.
 
spot on cheers spoonz - i'll order one tomorrow (who can channge them???? do i have to send it to them to change?????

don't worry big my heart is still with rhe RSV - and the shed
 
spot on cheers spoonz - i'll order one tomorrow (who can channge them???? do i have to send it to them to change?????

don't worry big my heart is still with rhe RSV - and the shed

see if your local garage has some spring compressors that fit. It they have it's a 5 min job. Failing that i guess it's a case of ringing round bike dealers in your area to see who has some.

i used some from my local car garage.
 
If your 95kgs without riding gear on then you are likely too heavy for the stock rear spring.

The standard rear spring is 95nm which is about 550 lbs. The bike weighs 209 Kgs and you probably weigh over a hundred in gear. For arguements sake 309kgs total which is getting on for 680 lbs.

I weigh less than you and i run a 105nm rear spring which transformed the bike.
Your fork settings sound way to soft to me for someone of your weight and i wouldn't mind betting your bike is squating down at the back and not putting enough weight on the front. Hence you run it soft to try and use the travel which also means you might be getting a huge weight transfer when braking and throttle transistions which might account for your loose back end.

Deffo check you static and rider sag. If you need sufficient preload to get a good rider sag that you have very little static sag then you need a new spring.
They are about £35-40 i think from memory.

I have an Ohlins 110 spring on the Std Sachs rear shock, i weigh just short of 90Kgs. Can't give yer exact set length, but i have it wound down around 25%..everything else std. :thumbup
 
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