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StiHacka

Compensating for something
Jan 4, 2013
21,560
12,508
In hell. Welcome!
^ you should have gotten a Ribbon Coil.

Shake-down ride on new air spring in the Stage. This bike way moar fun than it should be, and I like the Magic Mary way moar than I should.

 

canadmos

Cake Tease
May 29, 2011
21,985
21,510
Canaderp
I’m having a hard time figuring it out. I have 2 spacers, running about 45-50psi, and 6 clicks in from open of LSC.

No harsh bottom out, but I find it’s a bit dive-y. I’m way over the front end more than I’m used to.

I’ve not installed the debonair yet. Soon.
Maybe we should open a Pike tuning thread...

I have almost 100psi in mine. Which is sitting at 150mm travel. I leave the fork in the open position for all but the gravel roadie climbs.

Do volume spacers let you run a little less air pressure, while maintaining the same bottom out resistance?
 

Da Peach

Outwitted by a rodent
Jul 2, 2002
13,781
5,220
North Van
Maybe we should open a Pike tuning thread...

I have almost 100psi in mine. Which is sitting at 150mm travel. I leave the fork in the open position for all but the gravel roadie climbs.

Do volume spacers let you run a little less air pressure, while maintaining the same bottom out resistance?
I’m sure there are other threads out there which cover it.

But, as I understand it, for an equal psi, more spacers add bottom out resistance.
 

rockofullr

confused
Jun 11, 2009
7,342
924
East Bay, Cali
I have 2 spacers, running about 45-50psi, and 6 clicks in from open of LSC
Moar volume spacers, a bit more pressure and less LSC. I run one or two clicks from open most of the time. The HSC shim stack is notoriously over shimmed (too many shimz? how can it be?) so it feels rough in chatter and then you lower the PSI too much and it dives.

The Charger 2 should fix the LSC issue.

Do volume spacers let you run a little less air pressure, while maintaining the same bottom out resistance?
It makes it moar "progressive" so you can have a small bump compliance then ramp up for big hits to keep you from bottoming or constantly finding yourself too deep in the travel.
 

canadmos

Cake Tease
May 29, 2011
21,985
21,510
Canaderp
This is the precise moment when someone cartwheeled and lost their glasses.

We found them and crushed the remaining hero dirt. My God, the rain hit hard here (thank fuck!).


And then a swim in a warm swim hole to cap the night off. Glorious.

 

scrublover

Turbo Monkey
Sep 1, 2004
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Really humid and intermittently raining today. The little P&S was not too happy.

Hippy day @ Thunder Mtn. on Monday if any NE folks are out and about!
 

StiHacka

Compensating for something
Jan 4, 2013
21,560
12,508
In hell. Welcome!
Someone needs to get his balls and his access rights taken away. The original line - a quite technical climb with roots and rawks - on the left. New pussy line on the right. Da fuq.

 
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Jm_

sled dog's bollocks
Jan 14, 2002
20,153
10,705
AK
Just a good ole DH race today. Perfect weather. First one is of me, but that was just out of the holeshot, photographer hadn't walked down the course far enough yet. 2nd pick is about halfway down the course. This race is my favorite collection of trails here though, just a damn good mix from mid-mountain.

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