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50mm WP fork valving
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[QUOTE="Jeremy Wilkey, post: 69322, member: 17220"] Don't look my way for free stacks but I'll give you all the clues..... The 99 WP fork was a treat.. The compresion and rebound fork where cool beacuse the compression actually adjusted active compression which direclty impacted bottoming resitance. The varibale bleed circut impacted maybe 25% of the total volume which is huge!! (most people critisize the 20mm cartridge but that is the secert to the active adjustment, if the area of the cylinder increased then so would the adjustable range..) The problem with the fork is that the passive bleed was not adjustable and adjusting the fork to control traction and low speed was not possible. KTM used the clasic independent staging to alow it to bleed at low speeds, you typically end up fighting between being to soft and geting head shake. I'd consider putting a midvalve in it and if posible putting a bleed in the piston along with a low flow piston.. It can be made to work quite well.. I'm just working on a passive bleed adjustment for mine currently.. Regards, Jer [/QUOTE]
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