Any input or how they feel, more or less air, like about em hate about em. Feedback is what I'm looking at before I start riding it so I can see what and if it can be changed or ideas. Want the most versed and aware ahead of time ..
Don't have a DH, but I have the 36. Bring your shock pump with you.
Getting the bottom out dialed seems to be key. The damper is great, at speed. Parking lot/ garage riding isn't indicative of performance at trail speed.
If you decide that you don't like that 38, I'm calling dibs.
Don't have a DH, but I have the 36. Bring your shock pump with you.
Getting the bottom out dialed seems to be key. The damper is great, at speed. Parking lot/ garage riding isn't indicative of performance at trail speed.
If you decide that you don't like that 38, I'm calling dibs.
Try it with the suggested pressures first (at least main chamber) and damper comp open. Get ride height dialed with main chamber, then adjust bottom chamber. The bottom chamber is like a RUNT, it only comes into effect in the last 2/3 of travel so.
Don't try and get it to feel good in the parking lot, your pressures will be way too low!
Double check the pinch bolts before you send it. Mine had way too much pre-applied loctite on them and when torqued to spec they slipped the first ride. I had to pull them and clean some of it off before they held at torque spec.
Awesome fork, feels excellent when blasting through shit. Miles ahead of a Boxxer.
What do these forks feel like when you're just out puttering around? Like perhaps you're sick, hungover or maybe it's super sloppy out, do you have to adjust anything with them or they are good to go? Only ask because of the parking lot test thing.
What do these forks feel like when you're just out puttering around? Like perhaps you're sick, hungover or maybe it's super sloppy out, do you have to adjust anything with them or they are good to go? Only ask because of the parking lot test thing.
The fork just does not have that "show room plush" feel in the garage. When you just push on it you think it will ride harsh, but it does not at all.
I swapped directly from a Boxxer, and tried to set up the Ohlins to feel the same in the driveway. But when riding it those pressures were way too low. I think the feeling comes mostly from the damper. The first run with correct air pressure I was amazed at how plush and responsive it felt in the roots and chunder.
It rides fine drunk/high/hungover. There were some super slop conditions quite a few times this summer with no changes and it was a champ.
The shocks are somewhat similar, but usually masked more by the frame leverage. I initially had too light a spring and comp wide open on a coil TTX22 based on driveway feel.
Same thing, I ended up going up a spring rate (411#-434#), and added LSC and HSC to get it dialed.
What do these forks feel like when you're just out puttering around? Like perhaps you're sick, hungover or maybe it's super sloppy out, do you have to adjust anything with them or they are good to go? Only ask because of the parking lot test thing.
Shock has a very small tuning range, which is good and bad, good because its hard to get it to feel like crap when the tune is right, bad because the tune might not be right. Lots of low-speed damping.
I LOVE the shock it's right there with my avy woodie...
Yeah planning on keeping kit 170mm for some and I ordered a 200mm air set up as well
I'll take a pump start reg settings it's good to know on the bottom Schrader I hadn't gotten into it enough being slammed right now...this will give me better handle on it ahead of time...
Any thoughts or experience keep posting and I'll keep noting stuff...
Ordered 200mm and oils for fork and shock...talked to buddy there and said to remove spacerin negative chamber...so this week I'll go through it and do that while I'm there.
Got access to ohlins world so I'll go through stacks and dive into the tech.
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