Allforfun

Neko is such a cool down to earth guy. Keep them coming!

There is a girl on a neon pink and white YT that shreds this trail SO much harder!

I can't believe no one has noticed/commented on the sick riding. That GIRL is throwing sideways whips.

Anywhere to buy these in whistler?

Gwin Hart Minnar Atherton Hannah Seagrave

@VorsprungSuspension: Thanks for the quick response! It's on a new Yeti SB6 frame. She's in a good spot for sag right now, maybe riding a little high. The shock is blowing through the travel on lips/landings, pumping, and if she pushes in to berms. It's a hard bottom out too although the second biggest volume spacer helped with that a bit.

Question. you said "In other cases, you may run into limitations with stock air spring curves when running above or below certain air pressures". This is particularly interesting to me. My wife just got a new bike that is equipped with a fox float x. She is only 125lbs maybe 130 riding weight. Harsh bottom outs in the rear is a major issue. We've already changed the volume spacer to the second largest (they are on back order couldn't get a bigger one) and it is still an issue. We can't add any more air pressure because the fork is correct and we don't want to throw off the balance (she already runs less sag than recommended). Is this a product of her being at the lowest end of rider weight for that shock? Would adding a little high speed damping help (she keeps the low speed set at 1 because it gets harsh and dead after that.) Go to the largest volume spacer? Throw the shock out and get an X2 float? Thanks

Richie Rude Shawn Neer Damian Oton Ravanel Courdurier Beerten

Men: 1) Wwin 2)Hart 3)Minaar Women: 1)Atherton 2)Carpenter 3)Hannah

em-j With "I worry about the future of women in general, and how easily we are targeted and bought by media and marketing." you are implying that poor helpless little ladies are too dumb to discern for themselves what bike they should be on. It would be far more conducive to propelling women forward, if you trusted that they had the intelligence to make proper decisions and see through the marketing. This school of thought would ultimately lead to the women shredder's dollars speaking for the group and directing bike manufacturers in what you want. You know... the whole free market thing.