the cheap way to get a rough setting for your weight on the rear shock absorbers fasten a cable/zip tie at the bottom of the inner chrome rod on both rear shock absorbers and take bike for a short ride if cable tie moves to very top of rod the shocks are set to soft if cable tie only moves slightly there to stiff I then adjust the shocks at the bottom with a c spanner usually provided in the bikes tool kit and take bike for a short ride adjust till the cable tie ends up about half to three quarters up the rod
Good idea otherwise how would you know! I did initially find that the shocks felt very bumpy when soft, turns out that’s because they were bottoming out completely. These Hagon’s have a rubber stopper on the inner rod so no need for a cable tie
the cheap way to get a rough setting for your weight on the rear shock absorbers fasten a cable/zip tie at the bottom of the inner chrome rod on both rear shock absorbers and take bike for a short ride if cable tie moves to very top of rod the shocks are set to soft if cable tie only moves slightly there to stiff I then adjust the shocks at the bottom with a c spanner usually provided in the bikes tool kit and take bike for a short ride adjust till the cable tie ends up about half to three quarters up the rod
Good idea otherwise how would you know! I did initially find that the shocks felt very bumpy when soft, turns out that’s because they were bottoming out completely.
These Hagon’s have a rubber stopper on the inner rod so no need for a cable tie