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Crocker


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Morning all,

Just wondering if anyone has any experience of successfully upgrading the suspension on their bikes? The front end tends to be a bit twitchy with the whole set up being very soft. I know it’s a trail bike, but the front does tend to ‘dive’. Can you buy upgraded springs in the UK? I’m around 90 kg without kit.

 

Thanks,

Mark



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Jeff B


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Have you tried the easy tweaks like adding some air pressure in forks?  Raising the fork oil levels?  Changing fork oil viscocity?

I run 10wt fork oil at 120mm from the top with the clickers in the middle.  Still will dive but not as bad plus it is much more controlled and planted.



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Crocker


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Hi, thanks for the info! I’ve not tried anything yet, I’ve sold my ktm 250 and am currently looking to resurrect the family TTR haha! It’s a very clean bike, but I can remember the suspension being very vague at times!

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Correct springs would be your first step for your weight.
Teknik link attached suggests a .45 front spring. I ran a .48by memory, helps hold the fork up higher so plusher.

www.teknikmotorsport.com/complist/yamaha/tt-r250/2005/

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I raised the fork oil 10 mm took most of the dive out .

Back end a wr piston has been fitted inside the shock 

Not much dive and the back tracks straight .I find  On longer rides 400k plus its not as comfy as stock 



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