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  • Setting up RS dual air forks
  • joolsburger
    Free Member

    A mate has some revelations and could do with a few insights if possible.

    Thanks

    Mugboo
    Full Member

    Search the forum for this as there have been one or two threads recently.

    I think you let all the air out of both then set the positive first.

    Most people seem to put equal pressure in both.

    Ambrose
    Full Member

    As Mugboo says!

    _tom_
    Free Member

    With my Pikes I put a bit more in positive than negative. Don't like having all that small bump sensitivity.

    robhughes
    Free Member

    yep i agree with tom.
    also more in -ve drags the travel down.

    brakes
    Free Member

    on my 140mm revs, put about 5-10 psi more in the -ve to give better small bump sensitivity and increase the sag a bit – perfect

    james
    Free Member

    empty both (or have both equal)
    set positive
    set negative

    more -ve will give more sag, less travel, better small bump sensitivity, more pronounced brake/impact/cornering dive, will bottom out easier

    more +ve will give less sag, full travel, little (if any) small bump sensitivity, less brake/impact/cornering dive, won't bottom out as easily

    Equal +ve and -ve works pretty well

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