Bike Damped Suspension at Samuel Stapleton blog

Bike Damped Suspension. The two fundamental aims of mountain bike suspension are to cut the amount of impact and vibration energy that travels from the ground to the rider’s body and to maintain traction wherever possible. More than meets the eye, we chatted. We’ve discussed compression and rebound damping, including what each does and why they are necessary to maintain traction. This video explains what compression damping is on a mountain bike and some tips on how. By changing/tuning compression damping you can control the rate at which the suspension compresses in response to an impact, adjusting it to suit your riding style and the type of impacts your bike will encounter. Decreased compression damping (holes toward fully open) will feel softer and more supple. Virtually all suspension on modern mountain bikes have a damper, with the exception of low end suspension bikes sold at walmart. Now we’ll move on to the various types. Builders have been putting undamped suspension into bike frames for decades.

More than meets the eye, we chatted. We’ve discussed compression and rebound damping, including what each does and why they are necessary to maintain traction. This video explains what compression damping is on a mountain bike and some tips on how. Virtually all suspension on modern mountain bikes have a damper, with the exception of low end suspension bikes sold at walmart. By changing/tuning compression damping you can control the rate at which the suspension compresses in response to an impact, adjusting it to suit your riding style and the type of impacts your bike will encounter. The two fundamental aims of mountain bike suspension are to cut the amount of impact and vibration energy that travels from the ground to the rider’s body and to maintain traction wherever possible. Builders have been putting undamped suspension into bike frames for decades. Decreased compression damping (holes toward fully open) will feel softer and more supple. Now we’ll move on to the various types.

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Bike Damped Suspension By changing/tuning compression damping you can control the rate at which the suspension compresses in response to an impact, adjusting it to suit your riding style and the type of impacts your bike will encounter. We’ve discussed compression and rebound damping, including what each does and why they are necessary to maintain traction. By changing/tuning compression damping you can control the rate at which the suspension compresses in response to an impact, adjusting it to suit your riding style and the type of impacts your bike will encounter. This video explains what compression damping is on a mountain bike and some tips on how. Now we’ll move on to the various types. Builders have been putting undamped suspension into bike frames for decades. Virtually all suspension on modern mountain bikes have a damper, with the exception of low end suspension bikes sold at walmart. The two fundamental aims of mountain bike suspension are to cut the amount of impact and vibration energy that travels from the ground to the rider’s body and to maintain traction wherever possible. More than meets the eye, we chatted. Decreased compression damping (holes toward fully open) will feel softer and more supple.