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[QUOTE="Saratoga, post: 91513"] Slowing down the rebound will not help the headshake problem. Speeding up rebound allows the forks to extend faster and thus helps take away headshake. On the Hondas I have owned, that was not enough. Stiffer springs and a revalve was the only thing that helped my Hondas with the dreaded headshake. I switched to a YZ this year. I realize now that I should have switched years ago. [/QUOTE]
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