JWF505 wrote:
+1 oh, and no you havent.
JWF
yes, i agree haven't... i should done it until i hit the rev limiter.
dieziege wrote:So Verm... tell me again what you meant by "pro" when describing suspension tuners hanging out outside events?
BTW: With your weight, soft is correct. You want to get max travel from the suspension and if you don't add much mass to the bike you need to soften the suspension to get that travel. If you set it too hard then when you hit a bump the front wheel will lift and if you are in a curve you'll have a bad day.
nope... like i said, the pros aren't there. and yes, they hang out there to represent and advertise their company.
i see... i should soften it up again then... i tested the bike in the canyons, and it felt like the same bike as before... very bumpy... i should soften it up.
the standard is 7 turns from the the softest... i think i'll try 4 turns from the softest. then tomorrow i'll do another run on the canyon w/ that setting.
i was reaidng some suspension guide and it forgot to mention which is better for lighweight riders. so i wasn't sure if i needed softer or harder.
thanks a lot man! im very grateful to you.
oh and wanna go riding diez? what canyons are close to you? or if you want, let's go around here, i have seen some good ones from other riders this past month.