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Fantic Enduro 125 - Rear-Wheel Suspension; Adjustment of Damper Spring Preload; Dumper Compression Adjustment; Adjusting Hydraulic Brake

Fantic Enduro 125
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74
To obtain smooter braking action, turn the ad-
justing screw IN DIRECTION (-); acting inversely-
(+) to obtain a biggest braking action.
Proceed as follows:
DUMPER COMPRESSION ADJUSTMENT
The spring preload adjustment requires removal
of the air manifold and use of a specific pin wrench
- Loosen the locking screw of the ring nut (2)
-
Tighten the locking screw of the ring nut (2).
-
By using a hook wrench or an aluminum punch
turn the adjusting ring nut (1) to the desired
position by reloading or not the spring in rela-
tion to your weight and riding style.
Standard setting: 16 clicks from fully closed
To obtain gentler braking, turn the adjusting ring
nut in the direction (S); reverse the direction (H)
to obtain harder braking action.
To restore the standard setting, turn the adjust-
ing device anticlockwise and then turn back for
the number of turns indicated above.
RB
REAR-WHEEL SUSPENSION
For maintenance intervals, see page 61 (PERI-
ODIC MAINTENANCE CHARTS) under:
- Rear damper/shock absorber.
The rear-wheel suspension consists of:
- a damper/linkage unit.
The unit is connected:
- at the top (damper head) to the frame;
- at the bottom (linkage) to the rear fork.
ADJUSTMENT OF DAMPER SPRING PRELOAD
The basic setting of the suspension is done by
FANTIC MOTOR. If dierent use is required, the
setting may be customised according to the type
of road to travelled.
ADJUSTING HYDRAULIC BRAKE
Standard setting:
- 15 clicks from fully closed.
To restore the standard setting, turn the
adjusting ring in (+) direction as far as the
fully closed position and then turn back for the
number of clicks indicated above. To obtain
smooter braking action, turn the adjusting de-
vice in direction (-); reverse the direction (+) to
obtain harder braking action.