[hart150F]

Is there any way to adjust the suspension on a 2006 CRF150F without buying a new spring? I weigh about 145lbs and I'm approx. 5'8"

[satisfied]

Is there any way to adjust the suspension on a 2006 CRF150F without buying a new spring? I weigh about 145lbs and I'm approx. 5'8"

I'm the same only 5'10, do we need to adjust it anyway?

[hart150F]

I don't think we NEED to. I jump it alot and it tends to bottom out on fairly small jumps. I realize this isnt a racing bike, but I don't want to hurt it by jumping too much.

[ship_killer6666]

BBR fork and heavy duty rear shock

dont put cr85 fork and shock on your crf150 cause it is too heavy for them

[Asmith]

BBR fork and heavy duty rear shock

dont put cr85 fork and shock on your crf150 cause it is too heavy for them

Actually lighter than stock parts.

[satisfied]

BBR fork and heavy duty rear shock

dont put cr85 fork and shock on your crf150 cause it is too heavy for them

Actually lighter than stock parts.

I think he emans the bike is too heavy for them. I agree. If it bottoms out that easily, I'm pretty scared, I caught a lil air today and it felt like a lot of fun. Definitely be doing that again!

[Asmith]

BBR fork and heavy duty rear shock

dont put cr85 fork and shock on your crf150 cause it is too heavy for them

Actually lighter than stock parts.

I think he emans the bike is too heavy for them. I agree. If it bottoms out that easily, I'm pretty scared, I caught a lil air today and it felt like a lot of fun. Definitely be doing that again!

Simply put in the springs suitable for the new weight. Most likely .41 to .44 kg/mm.

Gives you a really superior front end to the stock pogo sticks.

Pic of the 230 we built last year:

[satisfied]

its beautiful.

[ship_killer6666]

I WANT ONE :'(