TW suspension setup.

[HPlogger]

It's stock with DDC suspension mate

 

[Gobert]

It's stock with DDC suspension mate

I might be missing something here but how are you going to change the shock length? The OE DDC unit doesn't have a ride height adjuster?

 

[HPlogger]

I wondered if the top of the shock would thread down more as it has exposed threads showing, photo shows that, I must be wrong [emoji28]

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[scooby]

thats your preload adjustment. shock length will be done via the bottom connection,but dont think it can be done on the o/e shock (could be wrong,just dont remember any adjustment there)

 

[scooby]

ahh,see what you mean now,you mean screw the shock cap down...

 

[scooby]

anyway,easiest way to remove rear shock is as Alex says,remove bottom subframe bolts,loosen top and pivot up but it is a work around as is quite fiddly.if time allows,remove tank etc for more room.

 

[HPlogger]

I'm going to leave it to another time for when it needs servicing or better replacing for an upgrade :chuncky:

 

[alex]

Yeah I thought you were just flipping the eccentric which is 6mm difference...isn't it?

 

[Gobert]

I'm going to leave it to another time for when it needs servicing or better replacing for an upgrade :chuncky:

Flipping the eccentric on it's own is worth doing - if you have an abba-type stand then you don't have to remove anything apart from the bolt although it is a bit fiddly to do.

 

[HPlogger]

Ok, I've flipped it already, that took <10mins to do!

Do I need to re-calibrate rider height now?

 

[alex]

Yes any suspension change = DDC CALIB

 

[HPlogger]

So I've done this using the GS911 :indecisiveness:



And I also did the DDC CALIB on the bike's display to make sure Cheers Alex

 

[HPlogger]

Flipping the eccentric suspension mount has made the bike even easier to throw in and out of the corners, I'm impressed how much different and better it feels.

Cheers for the recommendation.

Just had a blast up to Hawes from Morecambe via Ingleton where there are some cracking roads to test it on and I'm just much more confident with the bike than before and I didn't think I could be [emoji23]

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[scooby]

hawes to settle is good road to test te bike

 

[HPlogger]

hawes to settle is good road to test te bike

Yes I've done that road many times too.

I ended up doing 110 miles just because I could, after Hawes I headed for Kirkby Stephen - Tebay - Kendal - Sedbergh - Devil's bridge - Back home, awesome ride.