Bouncy ride? Harsh hits? Does your suspension feel off? It might be time to service or replace your motorcycle's suspension ...

On older bikes, adjusting motorcycle suspension was an involved process that could involve taking parts out of your bike and putting them back in altered form or handling fluid viscosity—among other ...

When your motorcycle's suspension is wearing out, the bike becomes gradually worse at safely absorbing impacts. For example, if you ride over a small bump or hit a pothole at high speed, ...

Race Tech’s Motorcycle Suspension Bible is a tour de force on this topic. As far as I can tell, it covers everything you’d ever want to know about motorcycle suspension theory, design, parts and ...

The bike will need to be supported in such a way that puts no load on the front suspension. In this example, I am using a front end stand that supports the bike from the head tube of the bike's frame.

Measuring and adjusting rider sag are the first steps in setting up any bike's suspension. Bringing rider sag into the proper range (typically 30 to 40mm, front and rear) will place your bike's ...

While most riders change the mufflers on their new motorcycle first, the most important modification to any motorcycle is the suspension, according to suspension expert Sam Simmons of Oliver’s ...

BMW is bringing dynamic, active electronic suspension to the motorcycle world. The Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) system is said to be hitting the market "in the near future." ...