Honda CBR1000ST (2020), CBR1000RR-R (2020) User guide

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Cautions on use of Suspension Tuning Guide
Various types of recommended suspension setups are provided in this guidebook.
Read the owner’s manual carefully, and follow the instructions and cautions contained in it before changing suspension setup.
the setup is the same, rider’s perception may differ
depending on the road conditions, riding conditions or conditions of the motorcycle. The instructions provided in this guide do not guarantee the best performance. Always keep in mind safe riding even after changing the set up.
Notes> ・The pictures contained in this guidebook include some pictures
taken in different countries; the motorcycle in these pictures may not match your actual vehicle.
Some models are equipped with accessories.Some accessories are exclusive to those countries.The setup information provided in this guidebook
presumes an appropriately maintained motorcycle.
Enjoy riding your motorcycle, keeping in mind safety.
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Suspension
Tuning Guides
CBR1000RR-R
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Cautions on use of guides
About the target model-
This guide is intended for vehicles with manually adjustable suspension. Vehicles equipped with electronically controlled suspension have a multi-information display that allows you to select the suspension setting linked to the riding mode and the strength of the rear spring according to the driving conditions.
Rediscover joy of riding
Your motorcycle riding will become more enjoyable even on the same road you always use if you make a minor change of suspension setup. This entry level “Suspension Tuning Guide” is prepared to help you properly set up the suspension for more enjoyable riding experiences.
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Setup recommendations
Standard Comfort Sport With passenger
General damper setting tips
Front compression
Front rebound
Rear compression
Rear rebound
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Standard
The standard setup is most appropriate for the concept of this model in various situation and manners of use. Recommended for riders seeking all-around performance in a variety of conditions.
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setting
Standard
Front
Spring
preload
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
1
+7
turns from MIN
2
Rear
Spring
preload
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
+4
clicks from MIN
Rebound
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
-4
turns from MAX
Rebound
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
-2
turns from MAX
Compression
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
-5
turns from MAX
Compression
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
1
-2
turns from MAX
4
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Comfort
This setup softens the suspension for riding comfort. The cushion effect is lower than Standard to absorb shocks from road surfaces for improved riding comfort. Recommended if Standard is harsh for you or you prefer relaxed pace for comfort.
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setting
Front
Comfort
Spring
preload
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
+5
turns from MIN
Rear
Spring
preload
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
+3
clicks from MIN
Rebound
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
-5
turns from MAX
Rebound
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
1
-3
2
turns from MAX
Compression
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
-6
turns from MAX
Compression
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
3
-3
4
turns from MAX
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Sport
This setup stiffens the suspension and reduces excessive motions of the motorcycle for sporty riding on paved surfaces. With the cushion effect increases from Standard, lifting or diving of the front end is reduced when acceleration or braking to allow the rider more positive control of the motorcycle. Recommended if Standard is too soft for you or you like sporty riding, or you want more stability at high speeds.
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setting
Sport
Front
Spring
preload
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
1
+7
turns from MIN
2
Rear
Spring
preload
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
+4
clicks from MIN
Rebound
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
1
+7
-1
turns from MAX
2
turns from MAX
Rebound
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
3
4
Compression
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
1
-4
4
turns from MAX
Compression
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
-2
turns from MAX
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With passenger
This setup provides optimum damping effects to compensate for the increased loads from the passenger. Recommended for riders often carry passenger for extended period of time.
contents setting
Front
With passenger
Spring
preload
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
1
+7
turns from MIN
2
Rear
Spring
preload
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
+6
clicks from MIN
Rebound
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
-4
turns from MAX
Rebound
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
1
-1
turns from MAX
2
Compression
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
-5
turns from MAX
Compression
damping
CBR1000RR-R FIREBLADE
1
-2
4
turns from MAX
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General damper setting tips
Front
Compression damping
To improve shock absorption on gaps
Reduce damping by turning the COM adjuster to “S”.
Recommended when
gaps are large on the surface
S
you want comfortyou ride at moderate speedsweight is low
To reduce nose dive at deceleration
Increase damping by turning the COM adjuster to “H” .
Recommended when
on surfaces with small gapsyou want agility
H
speeds are highweight is high
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General damper setting tips
Front
Rebound damping
For more “planted” front tire
Reduce damping by turning the TEN adjuster to “S”.
Recommended when
you want agility
you feel heavy when starting to lean
S
you travel twisty roads
To improve stability
Increase damping by turning the TEN adjuster to “H”.
Recommended when
you want more straight stabilityyou mostly travel straight roads
H
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General damper setting tips
Rear
Compression damping
To improve shock absorption on gaps
Reduce damping by turning the COM adjuster to “S”.
Recommended when
gaps are large on the surfaceyou want comfort
S
you ride at moderate speedsweight is low
To prevent bottoming
Increase damping by turning the COM adjuster to “H”.
Recommended when
on surfaces with small gapsyou want agility
H
speeds are highweight is high
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General damper setting tips
Rear
Rebound damping
For easy leaning
Reduce damping by turning the adjuster to “S”.
Recommended when
you want agility
you feel heavy when starting to lean
・ ・you travel twisty roads
S
To improve stability
Increase damping by turning the adjuster to “H”.
Recommended when
you want more straight stabilityyou mostly travel straight roads
H
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