How often do you pump up you fork?
rapid_donkey
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Ive got a Raidon X2 air fork. I run it about 140psi, and have to top it up every week or two. Its never dropped below 100psi. Is it normal to lose a bit of air over time?
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Every time I check the pressure. So every ride."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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I've never had to add pressure in the two years I've had my bike.0
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Out of interest how do you know? Once you add a pump/gauge you lose some...0
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thats a lot of air you have in your forks , i have raidons on my bike and run them on 90 psi and im 14st ish .The family that rides together stays together !
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If it feels like the sag has changed, or I've dropped the pressure for the terrain somewhere and need to pump it back up.
i.e. rarely.
and yeah, 140 sounds a lot for forks. Depends on the forks and your weight etc though. Ignore the PSI and go by sag instead.0 -
Only if sag has changed. Don't keep checking pressure, check sag. As you connect the pump, you lose some air.0
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I have a fox 36 talas. I've never known them to loose pressure (3 years) despite regular checks when I do maintenence or perhaps tinkering from a ride feel point of view.Lapierre Spicy 516 XTR custom (2013) -http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=129323320
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Yeah same here... Had my bike 1 year and a bit never pumped up the shock...0
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supersonic wrote:Only if sag has changed. Don't keep checking pressure, check sag. As you connect the pump, you lose some air.
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