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Originally Posted by gsa103
From SRAM's page:


The main reason for suspension lock-out is to prevent wasted energy due to pedal bob and weight transfers. If you hit a big impact, you're not wasting pedaling energy. You may even want to consider riding regularly with the fork not locked out. If you're a relatively smooth pedaler you'll find that the lock-out doesn't actually do much and the suspension is nice for potholes and curbs.
Well. That explains the PFFTT... Thanks for that... I don't know how I missed that when I was perusing the literature. TBH. I only ever notice it when pedaling hard (off saddle). I haven't attempted to climb a hill with this bike yet... So I don't know how it will feel then... I don't like hill climbing.

Thanks for the info.
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