Scott Voltage, Short Frame 33.75lbs
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- Album
- Old-Bikes
- Category
- Bikes - DH
- Date Posted
- Feb 24, 2013 at 10:22Feb 24, 2013
- Location
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Totnes, United Kingdom
- Trail
- Scott
- Riders
- Voltage
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- Nikon D40
- Lens
- 35.0 mm f/1.8
- Shutter Speed
- 1/500
- Aperture
- 1.8
- Focal Length
- 35.0 mm
- ISO Speed
- 200
- Date
- 2013:02:24
- Time
- 16:49:33
16 Comments
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jaacck
(Feb 24, 2013 at 13:05)
This build is dope as f*ck.. why did you ditch the IH though?
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Nahhh, it's already half destickered. How do you find the shock? I'm finding it really hard to set up. Feels nothing like any other shock I've had. I've only ever had fox's
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aha, I like the look of destickered 
Mines been fine tbh, what settings are you currently running? I've ran fox and a ccdb.
Mines been fine tbh, what settings are you currently running? I've ran fox and a ccdb.- 1 0
No idea haha. Even trying to set the sag was abit of an effort. I think cause this frame has such a low leverage ratio it's hard to set up. Only running like 60psi for 25% sag. Need to play with it abit more though.
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How heavy are you if you don't mind me asking? It'll obviously bed in and you'll need to increase the air, but i'm running 100 psi on mine on the mwood which also has a mega low leverage ratio. From there, i run 20 clicks of rebound from slowest, 8hsc, 5lsc and 180 psi in the piggyback.
Just in case anyone gives a f*ck
Just in case anyone gives a f*ck
I can't even remember what I'm running...- 1 0
Yea that is helpful. I'm 77kg so 80 with kit on? Well it's a massive shock with 160mm of travel so seriously low leverage ratio. It will come. I'll try your set up and see how it feels cause I have no base to go from haha.
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Yea that's sounds about right. Can you adjust the air canister bottom out like on the dhx's by twisting the end of it? Sure I read it somewhere cause it ramps up way too much atm