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Posted by kfoster
 - March 15, 2015, 14:12:07 PM

I don't have to invent the long screwdriver. It already exists! :)

Shock ordered. They had a good price on Amazon.com. I think I can almost get the barn door open with the snow melt!

Posted by CDNRatMan
 - March 15, 2015, 12:42:47 PM

  I am sure that a smart guy like you will have figured out how to build a special tool just for this use.

Posted by kfoster
 - March 15, 2015, 10:35:25 AM
Quote from: CDNRatMan on March 15, 2015, 09:33:12 AM

You can and it is only to remove the seat........oh and a chisel or punch, and you can adjust it like that but the manufacturer does not like people doing that.

Thanks! I'm going to order it then! I figured that a normal tool would not fit in there.

Posted by CDNRatMan
 - March 15, 2015, 09:33:12 AM

  You can and it is only to remove the seat........oh and a chisel or punch, and you can adjust it like that but the manufacturer does not like people doing that.

Posted by kfoster
 - March 15, 2015, 06:53:33 AM

Is it difficult to change the pre-load on this shock once it is installed? I do like to use different setting for different riding situations. I have found the stock shock to be insufficient for two-up riding. The Progressive shock should do the trick if I can access the preload settings without taking the bike all apart!

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