rockshox psylo xc tulio bouncy

bsxdisorder · June 2007

hey all had some of these for a while now bought second hand from a mate, there a few years old ive replaced the spring with a firm spring but they still seem bouncy to me and not very rigid is there anything i can do with oil aslo ive got about 15mm of sag

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nicklouse · June 2007

what do you want to do?

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bsxdisorder · June 2007

i want to stiffen them up

fizik · June 2007

Take out the spring and then fill the legs with concrete.

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mmm_pie · June 2007

Why do you want them to be rigid? They're suspension forks. Sag is fine.

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clarkson · June 2007

15mm of sag is normal. my psylos sag 20mm and its fine. if you want even less though, wind in the preload adjuster. is the new spring the heaviest you can get? i dont understadn though why you want really stiff suspension forks! if they bounce too much, try adjusting the rebound of the fork on the lower right leg as looking from a riders perspective.

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