Monarch R Platform Damping?

Hi there, i'm looking at getting a Boardman Team FS and it has a Monarch R rear shock, it says on the Bike Radar review that it has adjustable platform damping but i can't find the full details on the shock and don't really know what that means, on the only spec i can find it says it has Hydraulic damping with IFP, again i don't know what that means.
I know that it has no lock out but does have rebound adjustment but am a bit lost on the others, any help would be greatly appreciated.
I know that it has no lock out but does have rebound adjustment but am a bit lost on the others, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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http://www.sram.com/rockshox/products/m ... term-id/49
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But anyway, to answer your question, it has adjustable rebound and a gold knob that does nothing. As i know someone who had it and turning the gold knob all the way either way made no difference to feel at all.
It is a floodgate knob that controls a floodgate that isn't adjustable, kind of. Pretty daft.
Spring Adjust Spring via Air Pressure
Damping Hydraulic with IFP, External rebound adjustment
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I blame SRAM.
But anyway the answer is still yes and yes.
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I understand rebound adjustment and setting the sag right but am i right in thinking that i won't be able to adjust the damping when out riding as i can with the front forks, on the review it said about having platform damping that they ran fully open but the only control i can see is for the rebound.
Sorry if i'm being stupid but the terms like 'Spring Adjust Spring via Air Pressure & Damping Hydraulic with IFP' don't mean anything to me as i'm still new to it all.
Thanks.
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Thanks for the help.
I wouldn't worry about it. I (and most people I ride with) never actually use them off road.
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