Suspension leaves the factory tuned for an average weight and an average use. If you weigh 95 kg, ride two-up, carry luggage or go on track, those settings aren't about you. ClickGarage.AI works out the setup from your bike's numbers and your own.
First setup always free.
The targets front and rear, calculated for how you ride rather than copied from a generic table.
How many clicks to open or close, within your bike's real adjustment range.
Turns or step to set. On micrometric collars it gives you the sag to reach by measuring, because the total travel isn't known in advance.
Corrected for the load you are actually carrying, not the handbook figure for an empty bike.
Bike, rider, pillion and luggage, spread across both wheels with a different coefficient for each mass.
Track, mountain roads, touring or two-up all change the sag target and how far the adjusters should open.
Fork height and shock length shift load between the wheels. Where the wheelbase is known, the effect is calculated properly.
Stated adjustment ranges, preload type, electronic or conventional, spring rate if you know it.
Sometimes the problem is not the adjustment: it is that the spring does not suit your weight. The app works this out on its own, checking whether sag is genuinely off target and whether preload has already run out. Only then does it talk about replacement, and it tells you which spring you need. The calculation works even if you do not know your suspension's technical data: two sag measurements are enough.
One hundred and forty-seven configurations across nineteen makes, split by version and generation. If your bike isn't listed, enter the figures by hand.
| First setup, rider only | Free, always |
| Every setup after the first | €10.00 |
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