Minimum Positive Air Pressure RS Dual Air Forks
BigAl
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For all you Rockshox gurus
I've got a 2nd hand pair of RS Revelation 426 Dual Air (2007) for my lad. He weighs about 8st (112lbs) wet through.
The indicated pressures on the fork leg have a minimum rider weight of 10st (140 lbs) with a recommended positive air pressure of 80 - 100 psi. Personally, I always think the pressures listed on RS forks are on the high side.
Is there a minimum positive air pressure that we shouldn't go below? Or do I just set them up for the appropriate sag whatever the pressure?
Ta muchly
Al
I've got a 2nd hand pair of RS Revelation 426 Dual Air (2007) for my lad. He weighs about 8st (112lbs) wet through.
The indicated pressures on the fork leg have a minimum rider weight of 10st (140 lbs) with a recommended positive air pressure of 80 - 100 psi. Personally, I always think the pressures listed on RS forks are on the high side.
Is there a minimum positive air pressure that we shouldn't go below? Or do I just set them up for the appropriate sag whatever the pressure?
Ta muchly
Al
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Set for sag, you may and at such a low pressure you may need some tokens (genuine or ghetto) to get the right progression.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0
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The pressures advised are way off inmy experience. Just set sag0
