I have the PGO G Max 220i and find it to be a really rough ride. I get excruciating pain in the back whenever I go over a bump. I have ridden scooters and motorbikes in Asia and Australia and have never felt anything like this before.
Just wondering how I go about adjusting the suspension?
Adjusting Suspension - Rough Ride
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Re: Adjusting Suspension - Rough Ride
uncosnail wrote:I have the PGO G Max 220i and find it to be a really rough ride. I get excruciating pain in the back whenever I go over a bump. I have ridden scooters and motorbikes in Asia and Australia and have never felt anything like this before.
Just wondering how I go about adjusting the suspension?
I don't think you can adjust them. at least mine is not adjustable. it does take a few miles to get it broke in but it will get soft as the miles add up.
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I've found that if I sit as forward as possible on the Blur more of my weight goes to the front forks and the seat cushioning seems thicker - both which result in a more pleasant ride. I also run my tires at 40psi which makes for a rather taunt ride. Also, I've noticed that it takes some time for my body to adjust to the bike geometry. Now I'm going back and forth between a dual sport, sport bike, and the Blur and each causes different pressure on the body. Just think of it as a work out and your body will strengthen in time. Try not to put much pressure on those handlebars - your arms, shoulders, wrists, hands, etc. There are no suspension adjustments on the Blur - I imagine it is dialed in for a 150-180 pound rider.