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How do I adjust the rear shock on my 2007 Suzuki Boulevard

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Isaac Hern?ndez

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  • Posted on Mar 07, 2009

SOURCE: Adjustable rear shocks

There are 2 holes at the base of the shock absorbers. Turn them clockwise for a softer drive. At factory they are setted at 3. THey go from 1 to 6.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 26, 2009

SOURCE: Any way to adjust the rear shocks on a 1996 vulcan 1500-a10 ?

dear susan shock adjustment for the rear shock are done with c wrench. you will notice at the top of the shocks there is a ring with 3 adjustment cams. the wrench is placed in the two holes you see on the shock opposite each other this is where the wrench fits you simply turn either direction for softer or harder ride. this adjustment puts more or less tension on the spring. i own a 96 vulcan as well hope this will help you jim

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mark gardner

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  • Posted on Mar 27, 2009

SOURCE: Cannot remove grips on the handlebars of my Suzuki Boulevard C-50

If you have an air compressor and air gun tip simply

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 29, 2009

SOURCE: 2007 Suzuki C50 Boulevard Oil weight

dear bldrnr the proper oil weight for your bic depends on the climate where you ride 20/50 is recommended for hot climates 10/40 is recommended for average temps. jim

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Mark Eaton

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  • Posted on Aug 11, 2010

SOURCE: 2005 Boulevard C50: can you put synthetic oil in a suzuki boulevard c5...

As long as the oil does not have the "energy saving" designation in the rating emblem, synthetic work just fine in the Boulevard.

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That is difficult, because basically, you have bought a custom bike. Normally adjusting hydraulic brakes comes in 3 parts.

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I have a 2006 suzuki c 50 i want to know if the rear shock can be adjusted to make the bike lower thanks

The C50 can be lowered, but not by adjusting the shock.
Adjusting the shock only stiffens or softens the ride.

To lower the Suzuki Vl800 (C50), you will need to purchase a lowering kit, which consists of a new set of "lowering bones" (so named because they are shaped like dog bones).

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Is there adjustment in the rear shock? and if so how do U adjust it

Adjusting the rear shock is a realitively simply process, once you expose the shock.

On the left side of the bike, use your key to remove the tool box cover. Remove the inner cover from the tool box and remove the tools that came with the bike. The tool box itself is held in with 2 - 10 mm hex head screws (which also have philips head slots). Remove the tool box.

Now the rear shock absorber should be visible. Use the spanner wrench and handle extension in your tool kit to make the desired adjustments to the shock absorber.

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2008 M50 rear shock adjustment

THIS WORKS FOR AN 05 SO IT MIGHT WORK FOR THE 08.
remove the toolkit.
remove the tool kit box by removing the 3 small bolts/ screws holding it in,
This will give access to the shock.
I altered my shock yesterday.
Because there is very little space and I value all my fingers, I removed the battery and battery box. I did not remove it but I had to undo the bolts holding it in and swing it out of the way. This gives far better access to the shock and makes changing the settings easy.
I also found that it helped if the rear wheel was suspended off the ground on a bike lift, this takes the weight off the spring.

hope this helps
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