How to lower the ride height on a Triumph Tiger 1200.

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This video will ONLY interest Triumph Tiger 1200 riders.
I demonstrate how to adjust the electronic suspension, to decrease the pre-load of the rear suspension unit and provide better control when garaging/parking/town riding etc.
In brief, access the Riding Modes section, select ‘Rider’ mode, select the ‘Off-Road’ map, ensure you select the ‘TC’ (traction control) section and select ‘Road’ to switch it ON, then select the ‘ABS’ section and do the same. By using the ‘Rider’ option to select your preferences, this will allow you to change from other road modes and into the ‘Rider’ mode at will, even when you are riding the motorcycling.
DO NOT just select the ‘Off-Road’ mode, as this defaults to TC & ABS ‘OFF’.
ALSO, I suggest that you only use this option at slower speeds in town, approaching your garage, approaching a car park etc…as lowering the suspension will change the geometry and I found that the motorcycle under-steered on corners with this setup….so try this option with due care.
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@sherrilltechnology 2 месяца назад

Bro thanks so much that bike is very tall

@mikecaputo16 8 месяцев назад

hey, thanks for this, but is there a way to keep the front suspension fairly stiff while keeping the rear as low as possible? My '23 1200 RE tends to nosedive when braking, presumably because I have the settings set to "comfort" to keep her as low as possible.

@YarroMoto 8 месяцев назад

Hi Mike, I usually have the setting mid way in Road because I find the Sport setting way too jiggly for me.

@KenWagnitz Год назад

I've just done around 7,000km in that mode, to help my missus with getting on and off. Too bad it doesn't retain the mode on switching off the ignition. Have to reset to rider mode each time the bike is started. :(

@YarroMoto Год назад

Personally, I changed the mode when really needed but didn’t ride like that all the time, as it altered the suspension dynamics too much.

@iamcaferacer Год назад

I notice riding two up and lowering the suspension I can’t lift it back up

@YarroMoto Год назад

When you change the mode back to ‘normal’, it should ‘pump’ the suspension up again, in my experience.

@hosabiker Год назад

I've got the 2020 Desert Edition with 5 ride modes (road, sport, off road, off road pro and rain). No Rider mode. Can I use the sport mode in lieu of the Rider mode and make the same changes detailed in your video?

@YarroMoto Год назад

I don’t think Sport mode will work in same way but give it a try🤔