| Sportbike Suspension Tuning |  | Author: Andrew Trevitt
Publisher: David Bull Publishing,U.S.
Category: Book
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Edition: illustrated edition
Pages: 128
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Dimensions (in): 10.8 x 8.9 x 0.7
ISBN: 1893618455
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Publication Date: April 15, 2008
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Product Description
Sportbike suspension systems offer an unmatched variety of adjustments, but understanding how those adjustments work, and how to combine them to tailor your motorcycle to your riding style can be as challenging as riding well. That's why many riders never try to make the most of their bike's high-tech suspension simply because they don't know where to start or are afraid of making their bike handle worse rather than better.
Now, in the first book that specifically addresses sportbike suspension systems, Andrew Trevitt, senior editor of Sport Rider magazine and a former roadracer, guides you through the process of setting up your bike's suspension to suit your riding style. This book covers the basics setting static sag for your weight as well as more subtle and advanced adjustments, such as how to optimize rear-end squat. A comprehensive discussion on chassis geometry, suspension technology, and the many interactions among adjustments helps demystify suspension tuning. Andrew also explains how to analyze various handling symptoms and make adjustments to correct them. Plus, he offers specific setup techniques for both the street and the track.
You will be amazed by how much better your bike will feel after its suspension is correctly set up, and by how much more confident your riding will be with the improved handling. Sportbike Suspension Tuning will give you the necessary skills to experience the difference.
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 Sportsbike Suspension Tuning March 7, 2010
Stanley Beal (Saint John, N.B., Canada)
From what I have read so far the book has some good information for the novice bike rider and suspension setup. Most of it is at a high level so more information would be needed for highly tuned suspension.
bought this as a gift February 24, 2010
lalalaa_dolce_vita (Seattle, WA)
I never heard from the recipient of this gift what he thought of the book. It was on his wish list, so I assume it was what he wanted.
 Suspension Tuning February 2, 2010
2WLTERR (GLENDALE, AZ, US)
I would highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to better understand how to properly set-up their suspension. Whether you are a novice to the sport or already possess a good understanding of how your suspension works, this book will take you to the next level!
Everything you wanted to know in one place October 2, 2009
Vitesse
There's an abundance of books out there on sport bike riding technique by a lot of authoritative personages, but, up to now, not a single one that I know of that's devoted strictly to sportbike suspension set up and tuning, which is the other half of the equation for going quicker.
I've read many of Andrew Trevitt's articles in Sport Rider magazine on the subject and here he's put it all together and then quite a bit more. Not only does he explain how to set up your bike's suspension components in a very clear fashion, but, in sometimes excruciating detail, explains the why and the how it all works together.
If you take the time to absorb its very well written 128 pages (and I had to do it in a number of sittings), you will end up with a comprehensive and thorough understanding of the subject, all you need to know. The accompanying photos and charts which are very well done certainly aid in the understanding of the subject matter.
I had long been looking for one place where I could go and come away having all my questions answered about all aspects of suspension. Mr. Trevitt's book is where I found it.
Hands-on April 2, 2009
M. T. Rossi (São Paulo, SP Brazil)
This is not a book for engineers that expect to find theoretical fundamentals of Motor Bikes. It's although a book for those bikers who want to take the best from it's bike and improve his onwn skills.
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