Law Abiding Biker | Street Biker Motorcycle Podcast

In this episode, we discuss motorcycle suspension sag. Suspension sag refers to the amount a motorcycle's suspension compresses under certain conditions, such as the bike's weight alone or the combined weight of the bike and rider. It is a critical setting in motorcycle and vehicle suspension tuning, directly affecting handling, comfort, and stability.   Why Suspension Sag is Important: Handling: Proper sag ensures the suspension is in the optimal range of travel for absorbing bumps and maintaining traction. Comfort: Reduces harshness over bumps and prevents excessive bottoming or topping out of the suspension. Control: Maintains balance between the front and rear suspension, providing predictable handling in turns and on uneven surfaces. SUPPORT US AND SHOP IN THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER STORE Suspension preload refers to the initial compression applied to a motorcycle's suspension springs before any external forces, such as the weight of the bike or rider, are applied. It adjusts the suspension's start