ghostrider4
Active member
Was informed adjusting the rear shock only changes preload. If that is the case then am I correct in thinking, due to the scooter design, the rear shock sort of sucks when it comes to comfort going over bumps?
Thus, on a related note, for those of us with bad backs, what is a good tire pressure to run on these bikes front and rear?
Looking for ways to provide more comfort going over bumps. Though too, if a replacement shock is an option to resolve issue then happy for input on that topic
Does anyone know the mm size needed to put one of those bmw floating center caps on our rear wheel? Not thrilled with the view of that center hub with the open circle? Might bmw ones with 120mm wheel bolt circle work and if so is any additional part/parts needed to insert it there?
May you have all good health, smooth ce04 rides, and a safe new year!
Thus, on a related note, for those of us with bad backs, what is a good tire pressure to run on these bikes front and rear?
Looking for ways to provide more comfort going over bumps. Though too, if a replacement shock is an option to resolve issue then happy for input on that topic
Does anyone know the mm size needed to put one of those bmw floating center caps on our rear wheel? Not thrilled with the view of that center hub with the open circle? Might bmw ones with 120mm wheel bolt circle work and if so is any additional part/parts needed to insert it there?
May you have all good health, smooth ce04 rides, and a safe new year!