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V7 Classic suspension adjustment

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Canadaride74

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Hi there, I can't figure out how to post a new subject but my question is regarding whether or not I am able to adjust my shocks in my V7C so that the front end leans down more? If anyone knows pls let me know. Thx!
Canadaride74
 
I'm assuming you don't want to make the suspension softer. To just lower the front end, loosen the bolts on the triple trees holding the forks in place and slide the forks up in the trees. Make sure you support the bike when you do this (you can safely put a jack under the oil pan). This will also alter the geometry of the bike and make it turn quicker. I slid mine up about 10mm just to improve the steering.
 
pokeyjoe said:
I'm assuming you don't want to make the suspension softer. To just lower the front end, loosen the bolts on the triple trees holding the forks in place and slide the forks up in the trees. Make sure you support the bike when you do this (you can safely put a jack under the oil pan). This will also alter the geometry of the bike and make it turn quicker. I slid mine up about 10mm just to improve the steering.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll try this myself.
Richard
 
Re: V7 Classic fuel filter

I lowered the front just like Pokeyjoe said, with no problems, but I also lowered the rear too.

However lowering just the front can cause dangerous handling problems, so only do it a small amount. I don't know what the limits are, but somewhere in the neighborhood of 1" or 2 cm at max. Try and get by with less.

Perhaps some people with more knowledge on this can chime in.
 
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