What is the total front/rear wheel travel?
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What is the total front/rear wheel travel?
Just raised my lowered rear back up 1.25 in to gain some suspension travel. Trying to get somewhere closer to the center of total travel. With it lowered, I had little compression travel left, and of course, plenty of rebound travel. I would guess the center of total suspension travel would be close to stock?
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Enel (11-19-2022)
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Just guessing it is somewhere near 6 inches of total wheel travel. I measured 3 1/2 in droop from ride height, to tire off the ground. So, if I knew if it is 6 in total, my suspension would have 2 1/2 in of compression travel. It rode like it only had 1 in when lowered.
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Does anyone know what the f/r total suspension travel is? I would love to know before I pull a wheel, and disconnect the spring to measure it. Rear won't be that hard to check, but not so sure in the front?
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I don't have an exact number but the shocks have around 4" of travel and the shock to wheel travel ratio is likely around 1.5:1, so I would think that your 6" number is within an inch of the travel.
I would just raise it back up until you get a decent ride. I bet you'll find it rides way too high by the time you leave yourself around 2.5" of droop travel.
I would just raise it back up until you get a decent ride. I bet you'll find it rides way too high by the time you leave yourself around 2.5" of droop travel.