Practice question
What is the primary function of a rising-rate suspension linkage on a rear monoshock system?
- To lock the rear suspension when the bike is parked
- To allow the swingarm to move sideways during cornering
- To make the suspension stiffer as it compresses further, preventing bottoming out
- To increase the speed of the rebound stroke when the shock is hot
Answer: C — To make the suspension stiffer as it compresses further, preventing bottoming out
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