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Shan Moore
by: Shan Moore
Any time you remove your fork for servicing, it’s critical that you have your fork legs set at the proper and same height on each side when you reinstall them in the triple clamps. If one side is higher or lower than the other, it can cause the fork to bind. Also, how high or low the fork legs are positioned in the triple clamps has a major effect on the way the bike handles. Ben Kelley’s FMF KTM Factory Racing mechanic Jose Cordova gives us a primer on fork height etiquette.The height that the fork legs are mounted in the triple clamps is as important as any suspension setting you can dia ...
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Any time you remove your fork for servicing, it’s critical that you have your fork legs set at the proper and same height on each side when you reinstall them in the triple clamps. If one side is higher or lower than the other, it can cause the fork to bind. Also, how high or low the fork legs are positioned in the triple clamps has a major effect on the way the bike handles. Ben Kelley’s FMF KTM Factory Racing mechanic Jose Cordova gives us a primer on fork height etiquette.The height that the fork legs are mounted in the triple clamps is as important as any suspension setting you can dia ...
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