Hi ...guys it’s always so kool to watch you all on video talking about the Rykers .. having fun ... Be safe drive safe .. God Bless you all

Just tried position 3 this morning, think it makes a huge difference! Great video and appreciate the link to the tools to do it.

I did mine awhile ago. Definitely feel the difference. I did mine from the other side of the bike. A pulling up motion towards me worked better.

Thank you! I finally just adjusted the shocks on Tracy’s bike while we were watching this video. 👍🏻👍🏻

I did that to both of our Rykers. We needed to because of our fat butts. It really did make a big difference. Thanks for showing everyone how its done. 🙏👍

That's interesting a little adjustment and you get a better ride.

Great job like always with the shock information,

It's much easier when you put a jack under the the swingarm and take the weight off the shock. That's how the dealership does it. Definitely put a towel or something on that swingarm when adjusting to avoid scratching that crinkle paint. Good video Beth

Your hair looks very nice Beth ✨✅ I just bought the tool and adjusted my shock I was bottoming out to easy👍🏻

Awesome video! Pro tip: if somebody doesn’t have the extra muscle to help them, a longer ratchet bar or even a pipe on the end to extend the length with reduce the amount of work required. “Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world.” -Archimedes. (Or lean weight across seat to pre-compress spring ie doing it from the other side.

I believe it was @Thrillhousemoto that changed his to #4. I just saw him mention that in a video yesterday. And I said I am going to do this since I also have a 600. But I need to get the tool. And as a massage therapist yes leverage is key, lunge is key. Awesome video

Great job ON the vlog Beth.

Thanks again for your great vids

Great vid. You guys are crazy! Enjoyed it.

Yup I did this to mine and what a difference it was🎉

😂😂😂 That was awesome. Informative and funny at the same time. Lots of joking around. Spot on. Ryde Safe Lil Sis 🙏🏻😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Adjusted my preload yesterday.. couldn't find the tool, didn't want to wait on shipping so I made one from a piece of leaf spring steel, clam shelled it open, set her on 5...much better ride OMG

Actually if you put a jack under the center of the body of the motorcycle the swingarm will open up and take pressure off the shock and they’ll be more room for adjustment.🦿That was a fun video Beth😉👍🏻✨

Ouch! The HD shirt on a Honda rider. My aching heart! Haha! I'm still buying Ryker because of you.

I was gonna say jacking up the rear would have made this easier, but you found that out lol. It seems like the Spyders/Rykers like a stiffer suspension setup.

Great fun day and ride with Beth, Zia from the night RYKER and Brian from the gym 😂

llove that seat,thank you.

Shes really gonna be able to tell the difference with no weight🤣🤣🤣 #wasteoftime... love it 🤣🤣❤❤❤ great vid

Thank You!

Thanks!

Fun episode.

Just ordered mt elka shocks front and back for my f3 hope I like them stage 2

Im getting the 2Up spring installed on my 900 because I want to do 2UP riding and I am already a big guy (280 pounds) so I hope I can get me and my wife on my ryker without any issues.

How do you go from 5 back down? Do you continue in the same direction and go 5 to 1 or do you go in reverse 5 - 4 - 3 - 2- 1? Just asking so that I can adjust when I have a passenger and then adjust back down when it's just me. Thanks for all you do!

Loved this video. 04:14 onwards was funny, muscles. Tummy club Lol. So how amazing did the ride become after the adjustment? I think if you have an Ace everyone should adjust their rear suspension accordingly for a better ride.

I've adjusted mine as well but haven't had the chance to ride it yet. Still awfully chilly here in central Ohio.

I see you was at that Houston Whap!!!!

Классная футболка.

Do you have a steering stabilizer on your ryker and if not what is your take on adding one? Also i learned from your videos to upgrade my swaybar links which i ordered.

So, is tightening the shocks good only to prevent bottoming out, or will it help the overall "squiggly" feeling of the ride? I feel like my front end squiggles a lot during a ride.

Hi was wondering if one of your friends can show us how to install the two up spring on Ryker they are charging me arm and a leg ugh

We should start our own KZfaq sitcom... that would be a first lol

So do you think it really helped in the long run? I just bought a Ryker and that rear end jars my teeth over any little or big bump.

I’m looking for the link to buy the spanned wrench? Can you please help me

On the rally, you just need to turn the red cap. Correct?

Beth which level # did you adjust the rear suspension spring? And why?

You should put a link to that spanner tool head. It is very hard to find that thing.

Does this increase the Ryker's load capacity upwards from 187kg?

Does this work for the rally as well?

Beth what level did you put your rear suspension?

Where did you get the lights

How did you paint your Ryker?? I d like to know😳

Is the rally higher than the ace?

Did you go over some bumps to see how it feels?

Where can I buy that particular tool? Link please?

I din'td notice you loosening/backing off the top lock ring. Basically acts like lock nut does to prevent movement of lower adjustment ring.

Can you show How do you adjust the height of the bike?

Will this help with a passenger?

Beth have you tried different mirrors?

How do I know my level is at highest or tightest setting

Pleas turn up your volume

Where’s your air hawk cushion that thing cost near $100?

You took your exhaust off?

Retired automotive engineer here, Changing the spring seat cam only changes the ride height and the distance to bottoming. It should only be increased if you have enough weight on board to cause bottoming, then it is most helpful. If you never bottom the shock, you are only changing ride height. Changing the rear ride height also reduces the effective caster in the front suspension, making steering lighter, but also reducing steering feedback and that is maybe what so many are talking about when they use the word "feel".

main thing that keeps me off of this is lack of horsepower--90hp thats it a Yamaha zo9 847cc makes 115hp and may i add its a lot liter

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that's strange she would need that much pre-load being small like she is.

As a owner of a 2021 Ryker I purchased a specific Can Am part to adjust the coilover. If anyone is interested the part number is #529000059. I ordered mine from an authorized Can Am dealer’s parts dept.