Can someone explain what all the fork ajustment are for?
06whitesided
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hi guys im about to buy a specalized hock hopper with dart 3 rockshoxs on board
what does it mean about preload, and all the other termanolagy
thank
what does it mean about preload, and all the other termanolagy
thank
Its going alright i said as i forced a 6inch rut with my face
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Have a look at this:
http://www.llbean.com/outdoorsOnline/ou ... ion.html#1
More tech links in our Workshop forum section.
Also manual explains all the parts. You can download it from SRAM/RockShox.0 -
Preload: used to set the fork to the correct sag (the amount the fork compresses under your static weight)
Rebound: used to control how fast/slow the fork rebounds from a bump
Lockout: used to lock the fork (most lockouts allow 10mm or so of travel) great for climbing or road work. Can also have a remote lock out attached to the bars with some forks)
Compression: used to alter the rate at which the fork compresses under load
Floodgate: alters the amount of force needed to unlock a fork which is locked out
Your fork probably doesn't have all of these, but they are all the adjustments you can get on forks.0 -
preload-preloads the spring to allow the sag to be set.
BUT to be honest go to Srams webby and down load the manual and have a read."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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