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04-10-02, 08:34 AM
I got into mountain biking last year with a Raleigh M40. I liked it (biking) so much that I upgraded a little to a new Trek 4500. To make a long story short, I am trying to find the best shock setting
(sag). The Rock Shox TT that I have now have a pre load adjustment. The manual stated adjust to 13-20mm when sitting on the bike. I did this, but the shocks still seem kinda stiff and only really cushion larger bumps when wieght is behind it. maybe I am too used to my older RST omni shocks that seemed to cushion any little bump I encountered. Anyway, I would just like some input from a shock expert on how my shock should work. Thanx:confused:
(sag). The Rock Shox TT that I have now have a pre load adjustment. The manual stated adjust to 13-20mm when sitting on the bike. I did this, but the shocks still seem kinda stiff and only really cushion larger bumps when wieght is behind it. maybe I am too used to my older RST omni shocks that seemed to cushion any little bump I encountered. Anyway, I would just like some input from a shock expert on how my shock should work. Thanx:confused: