[ustemuf]

im 160lbs with no gear... if i run anything less than 85psi i'm bottoming out so bad and the fork is way too soft in the rocks.. i read people here running 60-70psi.... are you guys just cruising down tame trails?!

problem is, i have like zero percent sag - confirmed by gopro yesterday.. what the f.... back to coil?

 

[boylagz]

im 160lbs with no gear... if i run anything less than 85psi i'm bottoming out so bad and the fork is way too soft in the rocks.. i read people here running 60-70psi.... are you guys just cruising down tame trails?!

problem is, i have like zero percent sag - confirmed by gopro yesterday.. what the f.... back to coil?

Give me that WC and I'll give you my R2C2 once my bike arrives. LOL

 

[Mo(n)arch]

im 160lbs with no gear... if i run anything less than 85psi i'm bottoming out so bad and the fork is way too soft in the rocks.. i read people here running 60-70psi.... are you guys just cruising down tame trails?!

problem is, i have like zero percent sag - confirmed by gopro yesterday.. what the f.... back to coil?

You're doing it wrong.
No seriously, if I could do these gaps you do, I could definitely live with Gwins settings on my fork.

At the other hand: Why did you cut out your drop stop?

 

[Capricorn]

the 2011 WC has stiction like a mofo. I dont bother with the sag settings cos well, the damn thing refuses to sag, and more importantly, i dont give a toss about sag anymore. But I essentially follow the simple advice: too soft, more air, too hard, less air.
That one thing that genuinely sucks is the lack of sensitivity wrt compression adjustments. I bought a separate mission control assembly and modified the shimstack to give me better compression adjustment sensitivity. Havent yet installed because currently, I've found a sweet spot with the current fork that works on the tracks I currently ride.
Coming off a 888, it's been quite a 'ride' with RS.