Street Triple 765 S 2018 - Rear Suspension

Measure the static sag and put the measurement up here?
Unload the rear suspension and let it sit back down gently under the bikes own weight. Measure to a fixed point, say the top of the back light.
Gently sit on it and measure to the same point, an assistant will probably be required.


What weight are you as possibly a spring change maybe needed?

 

I wonder whether you might need to replace the spring with one more suited to your weight? I am a fairly small and light rider and the suspension for me is very stiff on the R model. It made the world of difference having it set up professionally for me, which does not cost much. Maybe go and see a specialist and discuss with them?

Do you have the 660S or 765RS? I don't think there has been a 765S model, but the S, R and RS models all have different suspension.

 

Well done on your weight loss post some sag numbers and then collectively we come offer some advice

 

[QUOTE="Mrs Visor, post: 671064, member:
I don't think there has been a 765S model, but the S, R and RS models all have different suspension.[/QUOTE]

In the 765 beginning, gen 1, the 765 was offered in x3 formats, S being the cheaper version with inferior suspension.

 

@jimbobaggies Welcome to the family. You have the best answers already. But as @Mrs Visor has said see a good Tech and let them set it for you loads of them around especially at tracks. Or the other thing is contact someone like Hagon and have a shock built to suit you and the bike. Don't know if you shock has had any use or abuse to really give any good advice. Do tap the upload a file button bottom right corner and let us all see the bike.

 

In the 765 beginning, gen 1, the 765 was offered in x3 formats, S being the cheaper version with inferior suspension.[/QUOTE]

My error - good to know. I had only ever heard of the 660S.