How about a thread detailing your set-up for standard forks and how they feel to you. I know if you search there is loads of info on here. I just thought it might be interesting to list all the settings on one thread.
Heres mine, 0.90 Maxton springs, 15w oil with 130 air gap, 25mm showing above clip-on.
I weigh about 13 stone fully kitted. this set-up has reduced dive on the brakes, is a bit harsher over the bumps and probably is a bit weak on rebound.
Whats your set-up
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Whats your set-up
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the best way to set up the trx?
throw the standard stuff in the bin
seriously though, it very much depends what you want the bike to do. With a fettle (new fork oil, maybe new springs and a rear unit overhaul) the standard stuff is fairly capable as long as you don't want to push too hard.
throw the standard stuff in the bin
seriously though, it very much depends what you want the bike to do. With a fettle (new fork oil, maybe new springs and a rear unit overhaul) the standard stuff is fairly capable as long as you don't want to push too hard.

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I reckon I'll keep the back suspension standard; but I'm thinking of converting the forks with Racetek emulators.phuk72 wrote:seriously though, ...the standard stuff is fairly capable as long as you don't want to push too hard.