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theycallmeebryan
5/29/2018 8:41pm
5/29/2018 8:41pm
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6/1/2018 3:42am
Why do motocross suspenders lack the sag indicators that are commonly found on fork stanchions and shock shafts on MTB's?
Is it simply because of the coatings on motocross stachons/shaft don't allow for these decals/logos/stickers/whatever they are and may harm the seals? I noticed kashima coated stanchions on MTB bikes don't have the indicators.
I feel like it would be an easy way to set sag on a motocross bike.
Is it simply because of the coatings on motocross stachons/shaft don't allow for these decals/logos/stickers/whatever they are and may harm the seals? I noticed kashima coated stanchions on MTB bikes don't have the indicators.
I feel like it would be an easy way to set sag on a motocross bike.
The Shop
I actually never seen that before and thats pretty cool! Would definitely help a lot of riders who do the bare minimum at least set their suspension properly
Always has been always will be.
OP, I agree. Having the gradients on the sliders is genius, it makes tuning my mtb fork a snap. My bet is that it would have something to do with the fork coatings (why we don't see them on dirt bike forks).
Pit Row
Here are some motocross suspenders so your pants don't sag.
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