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How many clicks for a pillion?

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I weigh 220 without gear and run an additional 4 clicks on the preload for solo riding, about how many extra clicks do y'all run when traveling with a pillion? Mine's about 120 lbs. Thanks!
 
My pillion weighs about a buck twenty, I add 15 clicks when she rides with me.
 
are you talking about the rear shock ? if so im 240lbs and i have it set at full stiff , the forks are set at 10 clicks down from all the way out , and my fork springs are all the way in , rides great , takes the turns a lot better no floating . 
 
anthony - Sacramento said:
are you talking about the rear shock ? if so im 240lbs and i have it set at full stiff , the forks are set at 10 clicks down from all the way out , and my fork springs are all the way in , rides great , takes the turns a lot better no floating .
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He's asking about with passenger, pillion = passenger...
 
ZG said:
anthony - Sacramento said:
are you talking about the rear shock ? if so im 240lbs and i have it set at full stiff , the forks are set at 10 clicks down from all the way out , and my fork springs are all the way in , rides great , takes the turns a lot better no floating .
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He's asking about with passenger, pillion = passenger...
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my settings stay the same 1 or 2 up
 
anthony - Sacramento said:
ZG said:
anthony - Sacramento said:
are you talking about the rear shock ? if so im 240lbs and i have it set at full stiff , the forks are set at 10 clicks down from all the way out , and my fork springs are all the way in , rides great , takes the turns a lot better no floating .
Click to expand...

He's asking about with passenger, pillion = passenger...
Click to expand...
my settings stay the same 1 or 2 up
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That's not smart, unless Kirby is your passenger... 
 
ZG said:
anthony - Sacramento said:
ZG said:
anthony - Sacramento said:
are you talking about the rear shock ? if so im 240lbs and i have it set at full stiff , the forks are set at 10 clicks down from all the way out , and my fork springs are all the way in , rides great , takes the turns a lot better no floating .
Click to expand...

He's asking about with passenger, pillion = passenger...
Click to expand...
my settings stay the same 1 or 2 up
Click to expand...

That's not smart, unless Kirby is your passenger...
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  being smart dont matter in my case ,, my settings are as stiff as it gets , cant go any farther , so 1 or 2 up dont matter for me .. ride smooth
 
anthony - Sacramento said:
ZG said:
anthony - Sacramento said:
ZG said:
anthony - Sacramento said:
are you talking about the rear shock ? if so im 240lbs and i have it set at full stiff , the forks are set at 10 clicks down from all the way out , and my fork springs are all the way in , rides great , takes the turns a lot better no floating .
Click to expand...

He's asking about with passenger, pillion = passenger...
Click to expand...
my settings stay the same 1 or 2 up
Click to expand...

That's not smart, unless Kirby is your passenger...
Click to expand...
  being smart dont matter in my case ,, my settings are as stiff as it gets , cant go any farther , so 1 or 2 up dont matter for me .. ride smooth
Click to expand...

Ah ok, that makes more sense bro, so you have it all the way maxed out for just your weight so can't adjust anymore for pillion... Sorry, I missed that part 01. Have you checked out the ohlins yet? You might be able to get it a little stiffer... (ok that sounded bad...
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