2020 BMW S1000RR Suspension Set Up By Dave Moss

[@tatuksa]

Dave Moss is a legend

[@silverfalcon068]

Just got my 21 s1k. It's my first sports bike coming from supermoto riding. I felt the"not wanting to eat shit on a 25k bike in my soul".

[@CaliMotoTV]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Relatable. It'll take good care of you.

[@optony9606]

great video!!!! the longest I've seen moss in action

[@stufrags]

So what we decided on for the road/street...?

[@Oliver1124.]

And setup for track?

[@michaelapplewhite1923]

What is your final numbers I am similar in height and weight one big huge help

[@nicobervoets5293]

Did you had to modify the street setting after testriding? Or was the setup perfect as shown in the video? Would be nice to have that starting point :)

[@d.m.2223]

At 23:40, Dave's right knee looks like a face staring at the front wheel and taking all this information in. 🤣

[@CVsnaredevil]

😂

[@vinitkarande7837]

Sir Which model is this and this model having a cruise control bcoz pro m sports model having a cruise control but this cruise control not in standard model pls tell me is that pro model and this model having a cruise control pls reply sir

[@bosoone1386]

Thanks for the vid. Seems like a giant miss on BMW's part to combine front rebound and compression adjustment considering this is a serious sport machine. Not as much of a big deal for road riding, but for serious track riding I consider the ability to adjust them seperately essential. At fast track pace you don't want that sort of compromise. Just seems an odd omission for a supersport. What makes it even stranger is that they have gone to the effort of fitting a hydraulic preload adjuster on the shock. This indicates a deliberate effort to engineer high adjustability into the suspension package, only they then go ahead and limit adjustability at the front. Maybe they figure serious track riders and racers will rubbish the stock internals anyway. Would be interesting to hear what Dave thinks about this.

[@optony9606]

I agree with that should be fully adjustable and being electronic I thought this would have been. I'm on a 2015 one

[@fzr1000981]

The 2015 feels like a boat compared to the new bike

[@MA-bq8yg]

Thanks for your video.

[@MA-bq8yg]

I’m from France, I really like the content of your videos and your explanations are ver clear

[@yodomcat]

Great video, thanks 😊 where did you get your seat cushion? Would you recommend it?

[@vn3801]

?????????? Great Vid. What is the can - looks very cool ! The stock one is gross.....

[@CaliMotoTV]

Akra exhaust

[@louiebsides]

Did you do a next video for street result?

[@joemerican5781]

The handbook states the rider weight assumptions for the S1000RR M-Sport on pages 109, 110, 111, 112, 113. This is 85kg. it doesn't say if this is the wringing wet, or fully kitted up weight, but I'm assuming it is the latter. I'm 87kg fully kitted up and a quick check on tyre wear suggests that the road mode is just about spot on for fast road riding - smooth wear from crown to edge with no tears, or 'ruffles'. I was watching the vid coz I suspect the fork internals are rather crude, and certainly the standard spring on the rear is on the cheap side - compare and contrast with a decent after-market spring and you'll see what I mean - and I wanted to see a strip down to either prove or disprove my suspicions. I think Dave Moss is on to something when he suggests the suspension may not last for long before it runs out of compensatory adjustment.

[@goodboyringo9716]

Dave is the man!

[@george.ptauner7767]

I am about the same size as you ! Would you text me the final set up you liked ??

[@marimari835]

Bonsoir je sui toute vos vidéos j'aurais besoin d un conseil je vien de changer de moto j'ai acheté la bmw s1000r 2021 suspension piloté en mode dynamique sur route en conduite très sportive je la trouve un peu dur pensez que je puisse toucher la précharge ressort ci je touche la précharge arrière je touche aussi l avant pour garder un équilibre les suspension sont les mêmes que la s1000rr 2021 merci d avance ci vous pouvez méguiller sachant que sur la s1000r 2021 je peu pa régler la détente et compression au niveau du compteur poids pilote tout équipé 68 kilos encore merci d avance et merci pour toute ces vidéos 👍

[@shaunwhitfield112]

Nice vid 😎😎😎🙌

[@rogase68]

Bit confused did he add preload in the end. I’d imagine at your weight you would have to to get the sag within the specified 35 mm

[@rogase68]

Cali Moto TV sounds like a good idea. I’ve had my M model for a few weeks now. Still running it in but the other day I had a chance to run up and down a mountain road to check the various settings. Firstly I would have to say the suspension on this bike feels very high quality and the handling is outstanding straight out of the box. The harder you push the bike the better it feels. Haven’t ridden it on the track yet but it feels like it will be awesome. I read somewhere that in the road modes the dynamic dampening range is 90% of the preset for the riding mode. It’s not disclosed anywhere what the base settings are for the riding modes rain, road, dynamic and race but I would assume that if you needed to brake really hard the dampening would compensate. I have found Dynamic mode to be a good road riding mode. Feels sporty and firm but not to harsh. I also like the reduced engine braking you get in Dynamic Mode. I also did a few runs in Pro Race Mode. I also read that in pro race mode Dynamic Dampening is reduced to 10% of the base setting. I haven’t found this information in the manual so I don’t know if it’s true. Anyway I found the base settings of 6 front and rear to very firm. It felt like my old ZX10 race bike setup. I can’t believe he set the front to 10. It must be as hard as a rock but I am a fair bit lighter than you. I’m 73kg or 160 lbs so that is a big difference. I backed off front and rear to 4 and that felt more like the road modes. Anyway finding your videos on the new bike really good. Keep up the good work.

[@rogase68]

Post script. It was Revzilla’s review by Spurgeon Dunbar which mentioned the 90% and 10% range of the Dynamic Dampening in the respective Road and Pro Race Modes.

[@Franklinvlogs]

Hello can you tell me the presets for a fast street driving I’m 95 kilos weight thanks a lot

[@CaliMotoTV]

Your and our set up will not match. Go consult a local suspension specialist or inquire with Dave for remote tuning.

[@natecote1971]

THANK YOU!I copied you for a base line!

[@raiders_lifestyle8721]

Thanks for the info 🤘

[@RhabdoRacing]

Thank you for a good video. The new gen DDC front fork is loads more racer friendly than the previous, and you can easily change the shim package if you want to.

[@RhabdoRacing]

I dont know who told him that. The old system was an all in one unit (both mechanical and electronic valve) starting with minimum damping and a DDC controller increasing damping if needed. The new one is a parallell system with separate electronic and mechanical valve working the other way around, starting with maximum damping and the DDC controler is able to reduce damping in 10ms

[@hondaracing4669]

This is a really good video, but ABS was never factored into the equation. All the setting you guys went over are for a bike with no abs because with ABS ON it limits fork diving. You cant set up a ABS bike with out riding it.

[@hondaracing4669]

@@CaliMotoTV sorry buddy I couldn't disagree more. Let me give you an example. On my 2018 GSXR1000R I went to COTA with the abs on( because i didn't have the flash tune abs delete yet) but the front forks under hard braking I was fine on the settings no bottoming out the forks. But after I removed the abs my front setting were completely maxed out and the forks were still bottoming out. I heard you say that race pro 1 was for the street but 2 and 3 were for the track. I'm just trying to help you get the bike set up better.

[@lewiscollins1045]

What I don't get, is why would BMW put electronic suspension set up, in the hands of the owners, who probably don't have clue what to do with it?

[@lewiscollins1045]

@@CaliMotoTV No shit? I never knew that....

[@gustavorodriguez4240]

98% of us watched the video for 28min and ended up leaving with more questions than answers, Dave knows a lot, but it's hard to understand what he is doing, be you need to be at his level to do so

[@Justin-e2r]

Dave moss is a joke

[@SAMFICOM]

The best thing you can do to this motorcycle is to get WP or ohlins for it. Electronic suspension from BMW sucks and there is nothing you can do about it. Throw it away immediately.

[@CaliMotoTV]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@Justin-e2r]

Dave moss is a joke