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Tool to adjust rear shock?


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Hey guys,

is there a specific tool available to adjust the big nuts on the rear shock? I used to always use the screwdiver and hammer trick but now i'm back into the sport i was wondering what you guys do to change the setting? There's not much room to move around in there... (it's for a 2010 Sherco with the stock shock)

cheers

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These tools were in wider use way back when.

I have several of different sizes and they're all very old.

Antique motorcycle wheel bearing retainers and intake manifold packing nuts come to mind.

Here in the the colonies we just call them spanners as we don't use that term for "wrenches".

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Thanks guys! This is just what i'm after!

cheers

Does anyone have any advice on how to adjust the rear shock's rebound screw? I can't reach it as far as i can see unless i drop the swingarm. The manual says it can be adjusted without removing it but i can't see how?

cheers

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Does anyone have any advice on how to adjust the rear shock's rebound screw? I can't reach it as far as i can see unless i drop the swingarm. The manual says it can be adjusted without removing it but i can't see how?

cheers

Far as I knoe, the adjuster is still on the lower left side of the shock if positioned correctly, although I do not have a '10 bike.

Long skinny :rolleyes: screwdriver past the chain and stuff does the trick on mine! :thumbup:

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