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Hi all in my ohlins rear shock have this number 60-275 what is this, im 110 kg the spring its ok for my weight?
thanks :confused:

60 seems a little heavy to me, but only your "SAG" knows for sure;)
check out the link, http://www.harrymoto.com/MX/RaceSag/...r_race_sag.htm
i also agree with others on this site that our bike work better with < 10mm preload and around 120mm SAG on the rear.:)

I'm running 5.7 and I'm near 140 kg. 6.0 is way too stiff for you. I would guess you need closer to 5.3 or 5.4

i would think you will need more than 5.4 - 1'm 190lbs and running 5.4..

Maybe I'm confused, what comes standard? Isn't it 5.1 or 5.2?

5.2 is stock i believe

i agee with stainless, 5.2 was stock on my bike. i now run a 5.4 my weight is 200 lbs / 91kg. With such a heavy shock spring i would be concerned with the weight of the fork springs also. the bike will handle like crap if the balance is not correct front to rear.

I'm the same weight. I run 5.7 on my 2 stroke and a 6.0 on the 4 stroke. I'd say the 5.7 is slightly too light so I would guess a 6.0 could be made to work ok on the 2 stroke but you may be at the minimum limit of the compression clicker. I'm riding woods so if you are riding more open stuff or MX 6 would work well I would expect. Do your forks match? They would need to be 0.48 to 0.5.

thanks iancp5 my settings is the from manual so its hard on the initial travel like pds . my sag is 11.5 cm with static sag 4.4 cm end spring 1 cm preloaded
on the fork i don't now the how hard is the spring because i by this bike used from race man 120 kg or more . please tel me your setting on fork end ohlins
:)

I have Marzocchi forks which may not have the same adjustment range. I can tell you I have very little compression damping on the rear Ohlins. Only 1 click.