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Message: [QUOTE="Patman, post: 1384801, member: 16962"] Wow, you really need to spend a little time to educate yourself on suspension setup. Not all the little internal workings details but at least how to set the bike up properly. A rally good resource is a factory service manual or even better Eric Gorr's book which will also have lots of other useful info. The correct tire for the conditions and tire pressure can make a big impact on how a bike hooks up or doesn't. Figure out they type of terrain and get a tire for it then find the proper pressure. After that learn how to control the throttle. Kevin Windham is one of the best at this and it recently worked to his advantage. He looked smooth and hooked up where everybody else looked like a bunch of ham fisted monkeys overloaded on Monster Energy drinks. [/QUOTE]