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NOTE: Suspension settings from
the factory are optimally set for a
wide variety of riding conditions.
However, if additional adjustments
are necessary always make your
adjustments in small increments
until the desired ride is achieved.
Be sure to also record your adjust-
ments for future reference.
CAUTION
Continuous high speed operation of
this vehicle with excessive spring
preload (suspension maintained at
full extension) may result in CV boot
damage.
Maintenance
A well-maintained shock absorber will
last longer and perform better over time.
The best way to protect your shock
absorbers from the elements is to use
shock absorber protectors. For cleaning,
use a gentle detergent and pay particular
attention to areas where debris can
become lodged. Do not use any abrasive
cleaning products.
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Maintenance
depending on the number of hours the
vehicle is driven and the conditions under
which it is ridden. Heat, violent impacts,
dust, mud and adjustment settings are all
factors that need to be taken into consid-
eration in determining the frequency of
basic maintenance and oil changes.
Cleaning
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Do not use compressed air when
cleaning the seal head (A) and reser-
voir cap (B) areas as this can damage
the seals.
1. Clean the threads (C) around the
shock body and under the preload
ring with a soft brush.
2. Use compressed air to clean beneath
the bottom-out bumper (D).
NOTE: Keep the areas around the
compression and rebound adjust-
ers clean using a soft brush.
NOTE: Inspect the shock absorb-
ers before and after each use in
order to detect any problems.
frequency
may
CAUTION
vary
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