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Well run as stiff and low as you can without bottoming out lol. Sort of tongue in cheek but true. Lower CG = better, but you need(by the book) at
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Well run as stiff and low as you can without bottoming out lol. Sort of tongue in cheek but true.
Lower CG = better, but you need(by the book) at least 2" of compression travel. up to 3 is better. So run as low as you can without hitting wheels and with 2" of travel left in the shock. That's kind of a "by the book" recommendation. But two infallible truths: 1. Lower CG always better. 2. 2 inches of shock travel required. Not my rules, just quoting, but I understand these two rules.
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