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Old 04-07-25 | 09:58 PM
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if you cut it too short, you will lose any preload... you will NEED a preload amount

cut 1/8" slices at a time, or maybe 1/4" at a time.....

you WANT some preloading, or it won't work well... most of that type of bike i've seen use substantial preload to limit motion of the suspension until you hit a pothole or something..
it's just for big hits, not every little bump or ripple..
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