MOTO GUZZI CALIFORNIA JACKAL Werkstatt-Handbuch Seite 219

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11 STEERING SHOCK ABSORBER
Its action helps to make the steering more precise and
more stable, thereby improving the motorbike driving
comfort in all conditions; it is fixed onto the front part of
the motorbike, between the steering base and the chassis
Disassembly:
• Unscrew screw "A" fastening it to the chassis;
• Unscrew screw "B" fastening it to the steering base;
• Remove the steering shock-absorber.
Adjustment:
See chapter 7, section C.
Reassembly:
Carry out the procedures in reverse order.
12 TIRES
The tires are one of the most important components to
be checked.
As a matter of fact, the following features depend on the
tires:
stability, vehicle driving comfort and in some cases also
the driver's safety.
Therefore, we recommend not to use tires whose tread
is less than 2 mm.
Also an incorrect inflation pressure can cause stability
defects and excessive tire wear.
The prescribed pressures are:
• Front wheel: 2.3 BAR with one or two passengers;
• rear wheel: with one person 2,5 BAR, with two people
2,6 BAR.
N.B.
The above-mentioned values are intended for
normal leisure use. A pressure increase of 0.2
BAR in the front tire is suggested for continuous
drive at maximum speed or on highways.
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