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Adjusting Mtb Fork Travel. And for that, it's good to know how they work. Bumping the fork travel up by 20mm, to 150mm, will slacken the head angle by approximately 1° and increase the front centre measurement by 10mm. There will also be an. On a coil fork (fork with a spring inside), there are two ways to adjust preload. Sag refers to how far your shock and fork travel when you are sitting on your bike. In this article, we will be going through how to set sag, get your base settings for air pressure, compression, and rebound. Correctly adjusting your suspensions is part of mountain biking. Rear shock sag at 30%, right: It’s adjusted by increasing or decreasing the air. Externally adjustable travel (normally with a windy knob) used to be a common feature on forks, but now adjustment. For rockshox forks there are 6 or 7. First off you should get a spring that is the right tension for your weight. Lastly, we throw in a few other tips and tricks to make suspension setup a breeze.

Rear shock sag at 30%, right: There will also be an. Lastly, we throw in a few other tips and tricks to make suspension setup a breeze. Bumping the fork travel up by 20mm, to 150mm, will slacken the head angle by approximately 1° and increase the front centre measurement by 10mm. It’s adjusted by increasing or decreasing the air. Sag refers to how far your shock and fork travel when you are sitting on your bike. First off you should get a spring that is the right tension for your weight. In this article, we will be going through how to set sag, get your base settings for air pressure, compression, and rebound. Correctly adjusting your suspensions is part of mountain biking. Externally adjustable travel (normally with a windy knob) used to be a common feature on forks, but now adjustment.

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Adjusting Mtb Fork Travel For rockshox forks there are 6 or 7. Bumping the fork travel up by 20mm, to 150mm, will slacken the head angle by approximately 1° and increase the front centre measurement by 10mm. It’s adjusted by increasing or decreasing the air. There will also be an. Rear shock sag at 30%, right: On a coil fork (fork with a spring inside), there are two ways to adjust preload. Externally adjustable travel (normally with a windy knob) used to be a common feature on forks, but now adjustment. For rockshox forks there are 6 or 7. Sag refers to how far your shock and fork travel when you are sitting on your bike. First off you should get a spring that is the right tension for your weight. In this article, we will be going through how to set sag, get your base settings for air pressure, compression, and rebound. Lastly, we throw in a few other tips and tricks to make suspension setup a breeze. Correctly adjusting your suspensions is part of mountain biking. And for that, it's good to know how they work.