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Fork bottoming - best solution?
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[QUOTE="robwbright, post: 1197589, member: 60515"] Ok guys, here's the situation. Had rebuild, revalve (I think) and lowering done on the forks and shock. The main reason I had the work done was because I broke my wrist due to excessive bottoming over a medium sized double. Now that I have the suspension back on, I can't say that I'm particularly impressed with the work, but it is improved - of course it should be since I hadn't done anything to the suspension since I got the bike in spring 2005. It's certainly not night and day as I expected. Anyway, the main issue at this point is that the forks are bottoming over relatively small hits. I've adjusted the compression 2 clicks at a time - and I have no more adjustment on compression. My springs are stock as far as I know, and the suspension guy said they'd be fine for my 145 lb weight. The forks don't seem too soft through the whole stroke - just bottoming too easily. I'm wondering what the best solution is: 1: Change to heavier weight fork oil; 2: Raise the current oil level; 3: Both. . .?? Thanks [/QUOTE]
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