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This has been nagging me for a while, recently got back from Spain where I had the opportunity to take a day off to go riding in the Sierra Nevada area
Had a rental Spesh Enduro, didn't really look to see the set up on the rear .. strangely enough on the climbs I didn't feel that much bob. However there were a couple of slow technical occasions where I felt I was being 'bucked' I am quite sure I had my weight planted firmly through the COG..
I've ridden in Whistler on a Giant Glory but didn't experience this
1) is the linkage system
2) soft set up
3) technique
anyone have any thoughts
bucked - rebound too fast
not enough rebound surely
thanks guys
Pedal feedback? What's the chain growth like on an Enduro?
not enough rebound surely
or
bucked - rebound too fast
Now I'm confused, can see reasons for both but I would have gone with rebound too fast.
^ as above. Would have initially thought too fast.
same thing seavers - not enough rebound (damping) means that rebound is too fast
Well that makes more sense now.
Thank you.
My head hurts. It's been a long day! So rebound is too fast if you don't dial in enough rebound dampening?
Yes, less rebound damping = fast
More rebound damping = slower
Got it.
Not enough rebound damping will do that. The spring element of the shock is rebounding too quickly giving you a bucking sensation. More rebound damping slows down how fast the shock can extend to it's original length.
Not enough rebound damping will do that. The spring element of the shock is rebounding too quickly giving you a bucking sensation. More rebound damping slows down how fast the shock can extend to it's original length.
That is how I understood it.
But
Threw me off and hence brain freeze.plyphon - Member not enough rebound surely
I see now he means dampening
I'm better off just reading the cute beaver thread! 😕