Friday, October 26, 2012
Do you make a 2006 YZ125 Yamaha lowering link?
But we do make two YamaLinks for that bike. Both are found on our website.
One is HERE and the other is HERE.
How to turn Jeff's rear shock spring for the 2004 WR450 lowering link setup
Jeff from Nevada asked for some setup advice on his 2004 Yamaha WR450F suspension. Our reply....
"I always use my hand to turn the shock spring. One side of your bike will be
easier than the other to slip your hands in. Make sure the threads are
cleaned and maybe put some lube on the threads so the spring turns easier.
One complete revolution is about 2mm. Six mm is .25 inches."
Monday, October 15, 2012
Curt's 2008 Yamaha WR250R suspension lowering question: stiffer?
Curt's hometown mechanic gave some inaccurate information to him about lowering his WR250 (the R model). Here is our reply:
The WR250R YamaLink does NOT make the rear suspension stiffer. The opposite: the extra leverage makes your rear shock more supple which helps the bike get better traction and cornering. No disrespect to the "professionals" you took it to, but they have no idea what they're talking about since they instructed you the end result would be the opposite of what the YamaLink actually does.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
