Fox septune shocks
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Hey there everyone, been away for a long time but anyway.
My septune rear shock is needing more pressure than last summer. It does not lose any pressure but to set the sag I need to go over 200 psi and the manual only lists in the table max weight 91kgs and a setting of 190 to 200 psi.
I am now weighing in at 90kgs. So did i eat far too many pies over christmas???? Or is my septune about to let me down again by being in the early process of getting stuck down?
I have emptiede and refilled the shock and no better.
So anyone with a septune that weighs 90ish or over let me know at what pressure they run theirs at please?
My septune rear shock is needing more pressure than last summer. It does not lose any pressure but to set the sag I need to go over 200 psi and the manual only lists in the table max weight 91kgs and a setting of 190 to 200 psi.
I am now weighing in at 90kgs. So did i eat far too many pies over christmas???? Or is my septune about to let me down again by being in the early process of getting stuck down?
I have emptiede and refilled the shock and no better.
So anyone with a septune that weighs 90ish or over let me know at what pressure they run theirs at please?
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TBH i would give Mojo a call. It maybe that it does need a service, but i would hazard it is the pies. and i would not worry overly about going over the pressure listed."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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Just measured eye to eye at set pressure, 175mm instead of 190mm DOH!!!!!!!! Mojo it is then
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