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Sag setting on lowered F700GS

muskokarider

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Anyone know the rear suspension sag setting on a factory-lowered 2015 F700GS? Total travel is 135mm but using the same 30% sag ratio used on the std suspension F700’s gives me a 40.5mm sag which is a setting I can’t reach with adjuster. It’s a low mileage bike, I weigh 170# and the lowering was done by BMW so parts are correct and properly installed, but I can only adjust to min of 54mm. I can’t find the recommended sag anywhere. Thanks
 
I’m not sure anyone has been involved with that before.....
Anyway, Welcome to the forum!
Gary
 
A 700 low does not have as much rear suspension travel as the regular shock model.
Mine bottomed out occasionally but uncomfortably until i jacked the rear preload all the way up and adjusted the damper screw near the bottom of the shock. It was fine after that.
FWIW, I weigh a little more than you, but not enough to make much difference.
 
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