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Why Are My Forks So Stiff. Act like a rigid fork). Get out there and ride,. Deflection can require softening compression. Softening the compression adjuster usually comes into play if the forks feel tall, stiff,. It is not the coil spring hardness that is. Learn how to adjust your front suspension forks for a smoother bike ride. Your top cap is too tight. Tighten the top cap just enough to compress the stem and spacers down and that there is no. If you set your fork to be too soft (likely not an issue with your current setup) you're likely to end up with poor pedaling efficiency,. Your fork is stiff enough so that you can ride the bike without losing all control of an undamped pogo stick attached to the front. Loosen the stem bolts on the side of the stem. Then loosen the top cap. The fork can be adjusted to the rider's weight and preferred riding style via the spring preload. Decent suspension forks will have some adjustability, and possibly the ability to lock out (i.e. Rear suspension systems of the coil type need a different coil (with a larger.

Get out there and ride,. Your fork is stiff enough so that you can ride the bike without losing all control of an undamped pogo stick attached to the front. Decent suspension forks will have some adjustability, and possibly the ability to lock out (i.e. Softening the compression adjuster usually comes into play if the forks feel tall, stiff,. Your top cap is too tight. Learn how to adjust your front suspension forks for a smoother bike ride. Deflection can require softening compression. Rear suspension systems of the coil type need a different coil (with a larger. If you set your fork to be too soft (likely not an issue with your current setup) you're likely to end up with poor pedaling efficiency,. Tighten the top cap just enough to compress the stem and spacers down and that there is no.

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Why Are My Forks So Stiff If you set your fork to be too soft (likely not an issue with your current setup) you're likely to end up with poor pedaling efficiency,. The fork can be adjusted to the rider's weight and preferred riding style via the spring preload. Learn how to adjust your front suspension forks for a smoother bike ride. Loosen the stem bolts on the side of the stem. Tighten the top cap just enough to compress the stem and spacers down and that there is no. Your fork is stiff enough so that you can ride the bike without losing all control of an undamped pogo stick attached to the front. Act like a rigid fork). Rear suspension systems of the coil type need a different coil (with a larger. Get out there and ride,. Your top cap is too tight. Softening the compression adjuster usually comes into play if the forks feel tall, stiff,. If you set your fork to be too soft (likely not an issue with your current setup) you're likely to end up with poor pedaling efficiency,. Decent suspension forks will have some adjustability, and possibly the ability to lock out (i.e. It is not the coil spring hardness that is. Deflection can require softening compression. Then loosen the top cap.