CRF 250X Rear Suspension adjustment


4 replies to this topic
  • brokr4u

Posted 05 May 2006 - 09:10 PM

#1

I have a brand new 250x and I think I need to adjust the rear suspension for my weight. Owners manual says it comes set for a 150 lb. rider. At 200 lbs. how do I adjust  and how much do I adjust the rear spring?

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  • GoffRacing

Posted 05 May 2006 - 09:15 PM

#2

im the same weight and same bike i just set the sag to about 4 inches and then set the clickers i also backed the highspeed adjuster out one turn and it made a big difference in the way the bike rides in the rough stuff.

  • MStash

Posted 05 May 2006 - 11:07 PM

#3

I have the 04 crf250x and am about 185lbs so im trying to figure out how to and what to set suspension at. This will be good guideline.

  • Crash217

Posted 06 May 2006 - 01:18 AM

#4

you can adjust it with the clickers and spring preload all you want, but to get the best performance and ride out of it you'll most likely need to go to a stiffer spring rate and possibly have it revalved.

  • MrGadget

Posted 07 May 2006 - 05:23 AM

#5

brokr4u said:

I have a brand new 250x and I think I need to adjust the rear suspension for my weight. Owners manual says it comes set for a 150 lb. rider. At 200 lbs. how do I adjust  and how much do I adjust the rear spring?

Technically speaking -- you will not be able to properly set the sag with the stock springs.  I would recommend you start with stiffer springs (fork & shock) to match your weight like Crash217 said. This is gonna cost more $$, but it's the right way to do it.  You don't need to revalve the suspension at this point.




 
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