Saw this on OOOToob
http://youtu.be/bBlqVx4mWUw
Any one have alternative ways to do this??
Saw this on OOOToob
http://youtu.be/bBlqVx4mWUw
Any one have alternative ways to do this??
Used to do it as per the method blackbird posted (that vid is long so didn't actually watch it). However I've added a bit to account for friction int the shock/linkage etc as I saw it done that way somewhere else. For each measurement record the height when you press down on it and let it settle back up, and when you lift it, and let it settle back down, then use the average. Ideally they would be exactly the same, practically theres probably a few mm difference, and if there is a huge difference, service you linkage and/or shock.
"A shark on whiskey is mighty risky, but a shark on beer is a beer engineer" - Tad Ghostal
yes you can. However you are actually measuring to the bottom of the staunchon, the slider is the bit that goes inside the staunchon. The easy way to remember which bit is which is the Staunchon is staunch (doesn't move for anything) and the slider, well it slides (up the inside of the staunchon on USD or the outside of the staunchon on conventional forks)... errr hope that makes some sort of sense lol.
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