You can find some really handy infos here: http://ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=133226
and than hunt down a Manitou Swinger service manual, because the
two shocks are nearly identical (except the bladder reservoir in the
vanilla), and the Manitou service manual is well detailed...
You should ask around in the aussie forums like farkin.net, they have a
special trail building section, maybe someone knows his contact info.
Here is the link for you: http://forums.farkin.net/forumdisplay.php?f=116
Yes, he is right, I have a 8.75" i2i and 2.75" stroke 5th
with no problems! Maybe the spring is for 2.8" stroke,
because i have it that way with a Fox spring (really stupid sizes from fox)
What do you guys think about this training program?
http://home.hia.no/~stephens/mtbplan.htm
It has a good, clear explanation of all the things that was on debate here,
and it's an awesome overall program, except you should come up with the weight lifting routines.
Here is a bunch of reviews about the shocker (Dirt, Modest Bike...)
http://www.silverfish-uk.com/content/reviews_of_cove-bike-frames.php?articleshow=532
He meant irony, because Dave Weagle is the mastermind behind the sunday (and every other dw-link bike) and e.13 components.
So maybe the two product will fit together without problems.
Oh c'mon man set the e.13 guide up correctly and there won't be any problem with chaindrop or anything at all! http://www.e13components.com/support_setup_instructions.html
For springrate check out this link http://www.tftunedshox.com/springcalc.htm
No, that way you just get a setup where the bar is lower, but if you do it this way, how patineto did, you make the whole front end of the rig lower, so thus you get a steeper HA and a lower BB. Just like installing a lower hub to crown height fork. This way you can even try out really different...
You did a great job it looks awesome,but may I ask, is this your first attempt on building jumps? If so than just a bit of advice, convert those doubles into step-ups, cause zero step-ups (as now) and step-downs (just case them a couple of times and voila) are pain in the ass, really. Just to...
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