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Today I’m showing you one of my new favorite tools for working on dirt bikes. It’s the Motool Slacker Digital Sag scale. With this tool, I can set the static sag and the race sag on my dirt bike without having to drag my wife (and or) kids out to the shop to help me. It may sound like a small thing, but it’s huge to me. I love having the digital readout so that I have no doubt of where my sag is.
The tool comes in at $150 USD and while that is certainly expensive, for me, this tool is worth the money. As long as I take care of it, I’m sure it will last me for at least a decade of setting up dirt bikes. With as many bikes as I’m testing and riding each year, this thing is a fantastic tool to have in my shop.
From the website:
Fast, Simple, Precise
The new and improved Slacker is even easier to use than the original! This patented system allows anyone to quickly and easily setup their bike’s suspension. Slacker takes less than 30 seconds to place on the bike and take a precise measurement. The tool was developed over the course of two years with input from industry leading suspension companies like Factory Connection, Pro Circuit and MB1 Suspension to assure the accuracy, consistency and reliability of the tool. This newest release features new hardware, new software and a fresh new look produced at a new state of the art production facility!
It’s Not Rocket Science
Adjusting suspension sag is the simplest, most overlooked change that you can make to dramatically improve the handling and safety of your bike. You will be amazed at how easy it is to dial in your bike yourself! Checking your sag regularly and adjusting it for different riding conditions is key to getting the most out of your bikes suspension. For faster conditions you can run more sag to make the bike more stable at speed and for tighter conditions you can run less sag so the bike steers better. It is super easy to adjust and you will kick yourself for not doing it as a regular part of your bike maintenance sooner.
A Smarter Slacker
The new Slacker with Auto Zero allows you to place the tool in a learning mode so it can actually learn where the zero point is when a bike is lifted. This is ideal for street bikes as well as dirt bikes when you don't have a stand or are doing multiple bike setups. All you do is hold the backlight button for 3 seconds to place it in Auto Zero mode, then lift the bike to unload the suspension and it automatically marks the zero point so you are ready to take measurements.
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