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[QUOTE="nikki, post: 135861, member: 18126"]
I know this doesn't (directly) relate to your forks - but you need to set your sag too (100-105 mm) - before you start messing with the clickers.  I know you haven't even touched this yet - but it is must do starting point on all bikes!  Then you can try to work with what you have until you decide to go to softer springs or a revalve or grow into the stock springs (for a rider 160-170 lbs. - I believe)   :)

Also - since you haven't touched a thing yet - maybe try kxvet's recommendations along with something like shocknut's recommendations that he gave you here:

[url]http://www.dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?s=&threadid=19174&highlight=suspension[/url]

Good luck - and being 125 lbs. too on the same bike - I can definately recommend a revalve on the forks and shock!  Before I had my suspension done - my front tire was popping out high on ruts and I kept falling over :eek:  Now it's just awesome - and I can go out there and ride the bike and not have to worry about my suspension at all!
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