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John Riding Forbidden Plateau
John Mckinnon riding Forbidden at the end of June, we planned on getting more footage but it didn't end up happening enjoy
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- Date Posted
- Aug 12, 2011 at 20:32Aug 12, 2011
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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Comox, British Columbia, Canada
19 Comments
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norcosavage
(Aug 12, 2011 at 20:48)
looks fast and flowyyy and fun! whats not to like
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my fork is set up to bottom out multiple times on a run, but i never feel the bottom out because of the forks set up. This allows me to use full travel without damaging the fork
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If your fork is set up properly you will use all the travel without a bottom out!
Using full travel and bottoming out your fork are different.
Full travel means you have great compression damping that allows you to use all 190-200mm without ever feeling you used that much.
Bottom-out is a big clank!!!!!!!!!
YOU feel it in your arms and think, OH sh-T what did I break!
Bottom out = BAD
Full travel = Smooth and awesome!
RidEOn!
Using full travel and bottoming out your fork are different.
Full travel means you have great compression damping that allows you to use all 190-200mm without ever feeling you used that much.
Bottom-out is a big clank!!!!!!!!!
YOU feel it in your arms and think, OH sh-T what did I break!
Bottom out = BAD
Full travel = Smooth and awesome!
RidEOn!
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Yes, good set up!
The perfect blend of compression and rebound will give you a nice plush full travel and very any harsh bottom outs or spikes through the travel!
RidEOn!
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Bottoming out is just a matter of common sense, if it clanks, its reached the end of the travel, and its now smashing the shit out of your internals when it hits. Obviously bad for it.