Suspension mishap

[M1Tanker]

I recently had my forks lowered in the steering base after increasing the height of the rear suspension. Very long story short, after the suspension was adjusted, and the sag set, I realized that the forks were lowered too much in the steering base, and the front of the bike is now 3/32" higher than the rear. Do I even need to worry about this difference, or should I just raise the forks 3/32" (evening the bike's front and rear) and be done with it? Thanks for your help.

[AZ_Scott]

I assume this is on your Hyper?

It won't hurt anything, and you may not even notice the difference. But if it ends up steering a little slow, or it runs wide on corner exits, set the front back down a smidge...

[couchflyer]

On suspension changes you should only change on thing at a time and test drive your bike after the change.

[M1Tanker]

Originally Posted by AZ_Scott

I assume this is on your Hyper?

It won't hurt anything, and you may not even notice the difference. But if it ends up steering a little slow, or it runs wide on corner exits, set the front back down a smidge...

Yes, it's my Hyper. Thanks for the advice.

[M1Tanker]

Originally Posted by couchflyer

On suspension changes you should only change on thing at a time and test drive your bike after the change.

Good advice. But, when lowering your bike, typically the front & back should both be lowered.