NC30 front and rear suspension advice
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spongy.bob
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NC30 front and rear suspension advice
Hi All,
I'm hoping for a bit of advice on the following;
Front forks; they have new stansions, seals, bushes etc and Rick's kit but they feel a bit bouncy.
Am I better off starting my evil experiments with heavier oil or just changing the air gap?
Rear shock; it's a Maxton road unit. Could do with setting up.
Who do you recommend for a rebuild?
Cheers in advance for your help!
Rob.
I'm hoping for a bit of advice on the following;
Front forks; they have new stansions, seals, bushes etc and Rick's kit but they feel a bit bouncy.
Am I better off starting my evil experiments with heavier oil or just changing the air gap?
Rear shock; it's a Maxton road unit. Could do with setting up.
Who do you recommend for a rebuild?
Cheers in advance for your help!
Rob.
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Delboy
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Re: NC30 front and rear suspension advice
Where are you?
Place called REVS in B'ham are experts at setting up suspension, very reasonably priced too.
Place called REVS in B'ham are experts at setting up suspension, very reasonably priced too.
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spongy.bob
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Re: NC30 front and rear suspension advice
Cheers, I'll google them.