[bicycleman]

i have a Fox Float R and it doesnt seem to be very small bump complient,i have it pumped up to half my wieght, and have tried less
what would you suggest to help this if you can do anything
thanks,





ohhh and if any one knows anyplace to ride i would appreciate it
i would like to see some new sweet spots to rie my bikey
hahahahaha just kidding

 

[robdamanii]

I've got a float RP3 on my Kona, and it's not too bad for small bumps. It's really all in how you have it set up and how you have the whole bike tuned.

I suppose you could always sent it to Push to have it custom valved.

 

[bicycleman]

does sending it to get it valved void the warranty
and whats t3h pricez0r
also what do i do when i get fatter

 

[Wumpus]

1)does sending it to get it valved void the warranty
2)and whats t3h pricez0r
3)also what do i do when i get fatter

1) Most likely
2) http://www.pushindustries.com/services.php?serv_page=shocks&title=Fox Rear Shocks
3) Don't or send it back


Adjust the sag then use the rebound to fine tune the ride.

 

[bicycleman]

sorry didnt specify its a fork not a shock

 

[robdamanii]

sorry didnt specify its a fork not a shock

Same applies to a fork.

Adjust sag to your weight, then adjust rebound and such to your preference.

You can send a fork to Push also.

 

[MtnbikeMike]

It's a possibility that you rebound is too slow, and is packing up on multiple hits.