You need the potentiometer for the DDC to be of any worth, however, I still do not rate electronics yet. Trying to work with a DDC bike that has no potentiometer up front is a pain because you can not seperate the damping functions.
You need the potentiometer for the DDC to be of any worth, however, I still do not rate electronics yet. Trying to work with a DDC bike that has no potentiometer up front is a pain because you can not seperate the damping functions.
I found the front ok with lighter springs, a bigger air gap and the 2D pot..........the rear was my biggest issue.Originally Posted by SSR Suspension
I could list a host of issues why you should bin the DDC, the shock is worth throwing in the bin but not everybody has the funds to uprate.
i have no doubt with your knowledge and back ground you can,my opinion comes from my hands on personal experience of it riding it for over 2 years.no issues for me,once set up,and certainly wasn't a factor in holding my talents back, theres plenty other things to choose from there
I know - that's why I got you to replace mine last month................
What's the ball park figure if I were to
1 have the funds and
2a the ability to outride the DDC or
2b I want others to think I'm faster than I am
lol.
about £15 off ebay
scuffed elbow sliders....
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