📏 ZETA Sag Checker Tool - Measuring Device for DRC - 228678 Review

This tool is fantastic. This way you can easily control the sag yourself. There is a ruler on the package, which greatly simplifies the process. I should have bought it a few months ago!

A handy way to measure a person's sag. On my Suzuki DR650 this worked fine for measuring rear wheel travel, but I couldn't find a way to attach it to the bottom of the fork to measure front wheel travel. There's nothing to grab.

Axle mounting part does not work well on my R6. Also, the zip tie on the fairings doesn't hold well, if at all. It's really only designed for off-road bikes, it's not something you could definitely use universally on sport bikes.

To get the most out of this simple tool, you'll need other resources like a ruler or tape measure, extra hooks and clamps, and a thorough understanding of hanger slack. No more digital whistles and bells to relieve you of the burden of knowing what you're doing.

Seems to be a good product for Japanese bikes with a whole triangle on the axle. I ride a Husqvarna and was unable to attach this part to the bike to get an accurate sag measurement. I gave it one star less because there is no measurement solution for, say, all. bikes, and for not letting you know. Sent it back, I'll try another option.

. There are three tricks for this. First you need to mark the radius from the swingarm pivot to the axle and then "draw" an arc up to where it meets the fender or side cover. Make a small mark with a perm pen. This is where you clamp the cable after attaching the larger piece to the axle. Second, you need to get your rear wheel airborne to measure free sag. Third, you need to know the rear suspension travel for this bike. You want to set it up and "zero out" with the rear suspension. Put the…