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| Bike I ride: | 2006 Rocky Mountain RMX Orange. 888RC Fox 5.0, Complete Saint Setup 2007 RM Switch 2.0 |
| Favorite Trails: | Red Line, Race of Spades, A-Line |
| Products Recommended: | none - View Products |
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Not really, it just depends on what pressure your shock is set at, you can make it so the first shock is soft, then the second just a little stiffer, then in that way the 2nd shock can begin is travel whenever you like, you could have it at the same time, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4,or all the way. it really up to you. The trick is not to have the second one over the end pressure of the first one, because is that happend, then the first one would finnish its travel, then there would be no travel, then finally the 2nd one would begin its stroke.
TJ-downhill, you cant say hes brought mountain biking to what it is now, because many many others do the same, just not to the extreme. And he may have help big mountain riding, but what about all the other diciplines, slopestyle, freeride, dj, DOWNHILL. Thats only a very small part of what biking is today. So obviously my opinion oposses yours, but like you said, its just opinion. About Us
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Apr 9, 2008 at 14:38