Good point, thanks. I am a big chap. I will look into that. Anyway, leave this thread for Carsonr6 and his 2D potentiometer
Yeah I did it on the side stand
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Play around with the rear sensor............push it / pull it / twist it.....works for me in the end.
Is the bike on side stand? You need to unload the suspension before calibrating.
Yeah I did it on the side stand
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
No not stiffer.+4/+5 on rebound is the indication that you need stiffer fork springs.
No not stiffer.
+5 means you are slowing the rebound because the spring force (expanding the fork) is already high. +5 is trying to hold the front end down a bit mid corner.
Adding more flow restriction is always slowing movement in a given direction.
More compression, slows movement down the fork, helping the spring act against the weight transfer.
More rebound, slows the expansion of the fork leg against the will of the spring. Stiffer the spring the more rebound is needed to slow its expansion.
Its a tap in reverse in both directions. Full open to closed.
- Alex
Calibration all done. Cheers for all the help guys.
Calibration all done. Cheers for all the help guys
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Got it all sorted cheers
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
What was the issue with the sensor?...........might help others out?
I just left it connected over night but I think the real reason was I didn’t have it mounted and the rod was fully closed and not extended so don’t know if it wasn’t sending the correct signal in that position.
I extended it and switched the ignition on and it seemed to be fine.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Enter your email address to join: