[erknjerk]

I've only had the parts laying around for 5 or so month. I upgraded to a 636 rear and .95/20wt forks. I did the SS brake lines as well (they were used, most likely of an S). The right line is just about maxed, I'm planning to get lower bars soon. I think I need to grind the fork spacers down an 1/4 inch, I only have 18mm of sag with the bike unmanned. I have an extra 22mm of sag with me on the bike. The rear I'll need some help getting sorted out.

On the cold test ride I noticed a whole new beast! I can't wait for the rain to end in Seattle.

 

[serenade]

Pics?

 

[mg66]

Pics?

+1

:needpics:

 

[507phantom]

I can't wait for the rain to end in Seattle.

you're going to be waiting awhile, cause it doesn't. if you're not going to ride in the rain, then you'll never ride. although when you're shopping, it does make for a good used bike market.

 

[erknjerk]

No I didn't take any pics of the install. I didn't want any evidence if I messed up. As of now it just looks like a plain ol' SV w/SS Brakelines.

 

[30x26]

I think I need to grind the fork spacers down an 1/4 inch, I only have 18mm of sag with the bike unmanned. I have an extra 22mm of sag with me on the bike.

imho you don't need to cut, 40mm of total sag (with rider) is correct.
+22mm when you are on the saddle is quite high, how much do you weight?

 

[erknjerk]

I'm 250 working my way down.

 

[30x26]

250lbs explain +22mm.
spacers are correct for you, set rear sag at about 35mm and enjoy the huge improvement over stock suspensions

 

[erknjerk]

Well I didn't do a correct sag as I found out by Youtube videos. I'll go back and do that on Saturday.