How do you change the rear spring on a DR650?
1. Pull the side panels and the seat to make getting to the top bolt easier….
- Lock the top of the shock in a vice so it is upside down.
- Use a hammer and punch to loosen the lock nut.
- Turn the spring in the loosening direction until all the preload is off and you can tap out the spacer.
- Remove the spring.
How do you lower the rear shock on a DR650?
We just move the bolt on the rear shock to the upper hole and slide the forks up in the triple clamps about 3/4 inch. Then put on the shorter side stand.”…Rear
- Loosen the lower shock bolt.
- The little metal flap that covers the upper bolt hole, bend it out of the way so that you can see the upper bolt hole.
What forks will fit DR650?
The conventional forks from the 1983 to 1988 RM125 and RM250 options are the easiest, as with a bit of work you can keep your stock front wheel, disc and speedo drive in place. These will slide straight into your DR650 triple clamps.
How much fork oil does a DR650 take?
Manual says 565 ml (19 US ounces) of 10# fork oil per leg. Fork oil height is 6.5″ from the top with fork compressed and spring removed.
How much can you lower a DR 650?
Our DR650 turnbuckle style lowering links are infinitely adjustable between stock height and a 4 inch drop. No need to remove bolts and disassemble the rear suspension everytime you raise or lower your bike! Just loosen the nuts and rotate the center portion of each link the same amount.
How do you lower a Suzuki DR 650?
Just order the lowering kit from the suzuki dealer (all it is is a shorter kickstand) and remove the lower bolt holding on the rear shock & place it in the upper hole. (there are two holes in the lower portion of the shock) Install the new kickstant and your ready to Go!
How much can I lower a DR650?
Our DR650 turnbuckle style lowering links are infinitely adjustable between stock height and a 4 inch drop.
How long is a DR650?
2255mm
Model Year 1996 to present
| Engine: | 644cc, four-stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, 4-valve, air/oil cooled, 43 crank hp (32 kW) |
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| Overall Length: | 2255mm (88.8 in.), low seat setting 2235mm (88.0 in.) |
| Overall Width: | 865mm (34.1 in.) |
| Overall Height: | 1195mm (47.0 in.), low seat setting 1155mm (45.5 in.) |
What kind of shocks does a Suzuki DR650 use?
Part No. 13-DR650-STG2 Uses the same amazing fork modifications as our stage 1 package, but coupled with an adjustable Yacugar E-RS rear shock. This emulsion shock also has amazing performance, but includes rebound adjustability.
Is the DR650 disc bigger than the 400?
The stock 650 disc is bigger than the 400 too. You face similar challenges with USD conversions. The DR650 shock can’t cope with any additional weight over a 75kg rider, the stock spring is really light and the dampening is minimal. The shock is a 40mm KYB unit, compression adjustable only.
Are there aftermarket springs for Ohlins suspensions?
There are many rates in aftermarket springs depending on your weight and loading. You can use an Ohlins springs, yellow in color for this shock in many optional rates but a new shock with real features is the way to go because the standard shock is basic at best.
What kind of engine does a Dr Bike have?
The DR is a 644 cc, 4-stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, 4-valve, air/ oil cooled dual-sport motorcycle with a counterbalanced engine that develops 36 horsepower. It has a 13 L fuel tank. Included in this kit are fork springs, Cogent DDC (Drop in Damper Cartridge) performance cartridges and three bottles of 5w fork oil.