Amortiguadores de Motocicleta para Honda XR600R

Motorcycle Shocks for Honda XR600R

Rear shock absorbers in your Honda XR600R are mandatory for keeping you and your bike safe. Each of these parts has a coil-over spring wrapped above a cylinder. As the bike moves upward, the shock absorbers compress and transfer the energy back to the spring to maximize your bikes performance and bounce-back.

Your motorcycles suspension is also an attribute of your braking system, so its important to keep your shocks current and usable for safety. On motorcycles specifically, suspensions are designed to always be spring-loaded, even when the spring is fully extended, so a rider can remain safe at all times.

You can get oil in your brakes and tires. If this happens, you will need to replace these very quickly. One scenario is that oil may begin contaminating both your tires and your brakes. Not only might this rust your equipment and necessitate further part replacements, but it could also seriously damage your motorcycles performance.

Tighten your shocks to the tightest setting. If theyre still moving up and down, its time for them to be replaced. If they are worn or leaking, youll notice significant discomfort when you ride. Your bike will bend slightly when you go over bumps, and it will sink when you sit down. Leaking typically happens when youre jumping or doing wheelies, so keep your wheels on the ground.

Weight distribution and road conditions factor into your motorcycles suspension activity. If you weigh 250 pounds and frequently carry loads of gear, youll need to watch your suspension more closely than if you weigh 130 pounds and mainly ride your motorcycle to school and back. Additionally, smooth roads will be kinder to your shocks than dirt roads. If these factors dont seem to fit your situation, shocks may not be your issue.

If the swing arm is bent in your suspension, your whole motorcycle system can end up broken and battered. You may encounter certain pieces hitting the frame, scratching or denting other parts of the bike, or even getting lodged in places where they shouldnt be. The chain of your bike can scratch just about everything it touches and, on a really bad day, it can saw a hole into your engine, rendering the whole motorcycle useless. Caring properly for your shock absorbers can do a lot to keep you safe on the road.