I’m about 180-185lbs ready to ride and when setting sag on my fox34 SL I have to run 120psi to get to 20% sag…. Which is also what Fox says is the max air pressure for the fork…. In the instructions they claim someone of my weight should be running 92psi. Is something going on here?
I have weird proportions being that I have short legs and femurs due to an I just when I was younger. Also I’m 5’6” with a 6’2” wing span. I have a hard time fitting bikes and figuring out my fit. Curious if anyone sees anything that sticks out to them in this slow mo vid.
Spring is springing. I’ve always used Clipless for more roadish/gravel/fixed gear bikes but have only really used them mountain biking kinda rarely, but I will say it’s pretty nice, especially on techy stuff and single speed.
Anybody else have this problem? Happens on certain exercises. Today on hamstring curl machine. One day on ab rollers. Occasionally heavy lifts. Anyone have any experience ?
Anyone else have this problem? I’m 175lbs with strong legs from lifting weights and I tend to get enough flex out of my Neuhaus hummingbird core to get rotor rub pretty consistently. A honking screech every time you put power down on the non drive side isn’t what you wanna hear when your tryna get up something steep. Lol. Anyone else have this problem on this bike or another? Maybe something I can do to fix it.
Hey! I was curious if anyone else is running of the core collection versions of this bike single speed? I’m about a 175lbs with strong legs and I see to flex the rear end enough to get rotor rub on the rear brake when I’m out of the saddle pretty consistently. Anyone else have this problem?