Re: [ST] Static Sag [was:Racetech, Ohlins, and L.A. Freeways]

["Charlie McCullough" <charliem90@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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From: pinky <dirac@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: [ST] Static Sag [was:Racetech, Ohlins, and L.A. Freeways]



>33% static sag is a fairly sporty setup.  25% is a bit cushy.  I usually
>opt for 28-30% sport / street riding and 33-38% track.
>


Got this backwards don't you? You'll usually find race/track to have
somewhere in 20-25mm dynamic sag and street to be in 30-35mm range. Standard
static sag is usually given to be about 10-15mm. Depends on vehicle though -
my tz is designed to have 0mm static and 20mm dynamic. The Duc (not used as
a track bike) is setup for 15mm static w/30mm dynamic (still a bit stiff but
I tend to ride it agressively). The ST has 15mm static along with 35mm
dynamic (not nearly as agressive).

Charlie McCullough
tz250 WERA#90
Duc 748
Triumph ST



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