01 Rider
02 Fork
03 Shock
04 Results
05 Fine Tune
🏍️Rider Profile
Weigh yourself with helmet, pads, pack and shoes on
01 Rider ✓
02 Fork
03 Shock
04 Results
05 Fine Tune
🔧Front Fork
Check sticker on fork lower or brand website
Volume Spacers / Bottomless Tokens
Each spacer reduces recommended PSI by ~5 and adds end-stroke ramp-up
01 Rider ✓
02 Fork ✓
03 Shock
04 Results
05 Fine Tune
⚙️Rear Shock
The small number on the shock — e.g. 55mm or 65mm stroke
01 Rider ✓
02 Fork ✓
03 Shock ✓
04 Results
05 Fine Tune
Setup For
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Air Pressure
Fork PSI
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Starting pressure
Shock PSI
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Starting pressure
Sag Targets
Fork Sag Target
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Shock Sag Target
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Rebound Starting Points
Fork Rebound
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clicks from closed
Shock Rebound
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clicks from closed
How to Measure Sag
1. Set fork/shock to fully open (no lockout)
2. Push O-ring up against fork seal
3. Sit on bike in riding position — hands on bars, feet on pedals
4. Carefully dismount without bouncing
5. Measure O-ring distance from seal — this is your sag in mm
6. Adjust PSI 5 at a time until within target range
2. Push O-ring up against fork seal
3. Sit on bike in riding position — hands on bars, feet on pedals
4. Carefully dismount without bouncing
5. Measure O-ring distance from seal — this is your sag in mm
6. Adjust PSI 5 at a time until within target range
01 Rider ✓
02 Fork ✓
03 Shock ✓
04 Results ✓
05 Fine Tune
Current Settings
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🔍Front Fork — How does it feel?
🔍Rear Shock — How does it feel?
