fox rp23 sag on an orange st4

pedlad
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Hi
Just started to have a play with the settings on my new st4 and wanted to check the sag.
It seems to be at 20mm of the 50mm+ long shock - now I think I remember reading that the orange system gives a 2:1 ratio so that would explain why it's a 100mm rear travel bike but in that case should the sag not be 10mm to give the normal 20%?
Just started to have a play with the settings on my new st4 and wanted to check the sag.
It seems to be at 20mm of the 50mm+ long shock - now I think I remember reading that the orange system gives a 2:1 ratio so that would explain why it's a 100mm rear travel bike but in that case should the sag not be 10mm to give the normal 20%?
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if it is a 100mm travel bike and a 50mm stroke shok then yes you need to add more air pressure to give the sag % that you want,."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
Thanks for reply.
I'm being a bit thick (1st full suss after riding HT for years) - but you mention the sag I want?
Dies the sag not "need" to be 10mm (20%) as I've read elsewhere then you fine tune with the rebound and propedal settings?
If not what is the plus/minus of running more/less sag?0 -
you may want more or less depending on where you are riding
there are only a handfull (if that) of bike that say the sag has to be X or Y
the smoother the conditions the less sag you need. the rougher the more.
XC bikes tend to have anything from 0-25% figures for sag."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
great thanks.0