Fox 32 ctd 29 float 100mm
sam1villa
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hi guys im new to the forum and to the world of mountain biking so a little help would be much appreciated,
i recently purchased a cube ltd sl 29" i love the bike however im having issues with the amount of travel on "climb" setting which is supposed to be firm but unfortunately they are far from it.
i have set the SAG according to fox's website, the correct psi for my body weight should be 90 however the travel whilst attacking a hill is truely awfull i have been adding pressure and am now up to 110 psi this is the max i can find on their website i dont want to add anymore just in case.
would anybody have any hint/tips on this issue?
can a lockout be fitted to these forks??
thanks in advance
sam
i recently purchased a cube ltd sl 29" i love the bike however im having issues with the amount of travel on "climb" setting which is supposed to be firm but unfortunately they are far from it.
i have set the SAG according to fox's website, the correct psi for my body weight should be 90 however the travel whilst attacking a hill is truely awfull i have been adding pressure and am now up to 110 psi this is the max i can find on their website i dont want to add anymore just in case.
would anybody have any hint/tips on this issue?
can a lockout be fitted to these forks??
thanks in advance
sam
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The pressures they suggest are just a guide - use what feels right to you. A good starting point is 25% sag when you are stood on the bike.0
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thanks supersonic, i think when i last measured the sag i was about 15% i want to go more and increase the pressure again but 110 psi seems rather a lot already.
any ideas how much pressure i could go without doing damage?
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15% is very little - sounds like you need less pressure, not more.
The Climb does not totally lock out the fork, but increases the damping and firms it up - if you feel it is not working properly I would take it back.0 -
i agree with what you said its in for its first service soon so ill have a moan and see what they say.
thanks for the help0
