wut?Marzo says that bushing replacement for 2010-2011 is not possible.
that would be like taking 10 steps backwardsYou can fit the ones from 09, but they are different (not grooved).
Norway? The distributor here warrantied mine without any problems.Europe indeed, far cold Nordics..
Nearest service point is in Italy, my LBS would send it.
Mech. preload can only do so much. Essentially it helps you attain proper sag but it really isnt much dude. Compression adjustment is more noticeable. I use the compression adjust myself preventing too much wallow and dive on steep terrain. If you want support in the middle of the stroke I suggest adding air preload. Experiment on the amount you use because too much makes it too stiff and harsh. I find it very useful. I want it a lil stiff to start, more support in the mid, and it helps preventing bottom out on those huck to flat situations.what's the difference between increasing the preload at the top and increasing the lo hi speed compression at the bottom for 2012 888 Evo RC3 V2? does the preload work at the beginning stroke and the lo hi speed compression work somewhere at the middle stroke?
thats not a preload adjustment. it is a volume adjustment to help with the progressiveness of the fork.is air preload the one outside the rebound dial? mine is set to minimum for this
You can remove easily 10ml of oil in the damperside and see how it feels. Try this before reshimming the fork.The oil recomendation for the 2011 ti model is 335ml on the damper side - I have 330ml in there now. Should I try 320ml? Or is a re-shim needed to make it more linear?
Sorry bout that, could have worded mine more accurately. Thanks.thats not a preload adjustment. it is a volume adjustment to help with the progressiveness of the fork
6 clicks is just right for me @ 170#. i kept the volume adjustment to minimum since i don't do drops and jumps more than 4 feetSorry bout that, could have worded mine more accurately. Thanks.
wtf??Finish Line Stanchions lube is what i use. I wouldn't turn my bike upside down as it might drain oil from the damper.
wtf??
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As it's an open bath damper, any oil that drains out when the fork is inverted will be drawn back in by the damper again once the fork is returned to its correct orientation and cycled a few times.