Motorcycle Suspension: Shocks, Fork Parts & Lowering Kits

How do I set up motorcycle suspension for my weight and riding style?

Rear shocks, fork springs, fork tubes and internals, seal and bushing kits, steering-head bearings, and lowering or raising links. Suspension wears so gradually most riders never notice — if your fork seals weep, the front dives under braking, or the rear wallows with a passenger, the parts here fix it.

Springs are rated for rider weight, so a heavier or lighter rider often gains more from correct-rate springs than from an expensive shock. Fork seals and bushings should be replaced together, and fork oil weight is part of the tune, not an afterthought. Shocks are length-critical: even small changes alter ride height and geometry.