21 SXF 350

sam412robbo
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Hi guys new poster here. Im just wondering if anyone has any info on what weight range the stock 21 sxf 350 suspension is suited for. I weigh about 79kgs (174 pounds). Ive got the bike on order but just wondering if im gonna have to spend some additional money getting the suspension dialed or if it will be suited to someone in my weight range.
Cheers for any help
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BH57
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1/30/2021 2:57pm
According to the owners manual the stock shock spring is good for a weight range of 165 to 187 lbs. You should be fine. Of course with the air fork you can play with the setting. If you want to look at the owners manual just google search KTM Manuals and input your model. It is the same online as you will get in hard copy with your bike. Good luck with your new ride.
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crc245
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1/30/2021 3:19pm
Stock rear spring rate shouldn't be too far off for you; set the sag at 104/105mm and ride. After some break-in time and getting comfortable on the new scoot, re-check the sag and then measure the free sag. Congrats on the new ride and don't be afraid to ask additional questions in the Tech Help/Race Shop section.


https://motocrossactionmag.com/ten-things-about-race-and-free-sag/

https://motocrossactionmag.com/living-with-the-race-free-sag-convergenc…
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sam412robbo
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1/30/2021 3:57pm Edited Date/Time 1/30/2021 3:57pm
Cheers fellas you guys are legends
Appreciate the help😊
Brent
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1/30/2021 4:31pm Edited Date/Time 1/30/2021 4:32pm
174 LBS on the stock spring is cutting it close.

Remember , its your body weight PLUS the weight of your gear.

I had to change mine from the stock spring because I weighted 190 fully geared up.
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1/30/2021 4:50pm
ride it for about 10 hours and let everything break in properly first before you do anything. I think you might be close on the spring depending on riding style.... also on the new KTMs try 100-98mm of sag as it works better with the linkage ratio that KTM is running.
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KMC440
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1/30/2021 4:56pm
Only 174 ... geeeez Sam eat a donut !!


Oh ... and STFU NOOB !!!
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BikePilot
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1/31/2021 2:48pm
I’d order a stiffer spring as well and try both. I find these bikes work better for me sprung on the stiff end of the range.
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Deadric
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1/31/2021 3:21pm Edited Date/Time 1/31/2021 3:22pm
I weigh around 175lbs (without gear) and I can tell you the rear is without a doubt soft and Im only a back of the pack B rider so it aint getting pushed that hard either. The front feels fantastic though so I dont think you'd need to spend any money on that.
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sam412robbo
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1/31/2021 3:37pm Edited Date/Time 1/31/2021 3:37pm
So in guessing a stiffer spring in the rear is the way to go

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