Adjusting rear air shock on a mountain bike Fox Float R example

Steps on adjusting your rear air shock Fox Float R as an example. Post any questions you may have and I will try to answer them! Thanks for watching.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Mountain
• Bike
• suspension
• fox
• flot
• rear
• shock
• air
• mtbr
• giant
• VADO
• HD

[ns281256]

Oops I mean 'unevenness'. I'm riding a NRS2 frame ;-)

[Johnnysshop]

@ns281256 Hmm, good to know. I thought there was supposed to be a little. Actually I got that from the manual. I wouldn't doubt it being wrong though.

[rsc50992666]

What is the name with which adjusts the pressure of the rear air suspension?

or do as I ask in a bike shop? and how many of you set a rear air suspension from brand DNM AO-22?

[Johnnysshop]

@rsc50992666 Do you mean the shock pump?

[camboy1132]

too much shock bounce might be bad if your going down steep hills. too much shock on the front can cause more forward instability

[Johnnysshop]

@camboy1132 Yeah, I lock them both out on climbs.

[ns281256]

Hi fren, thanks for sharing. On the other hand, this particular Giant NRS(Non Resonance System) frame was design to have no sag at all with rider on bike. It will only start to displace when going thru some evenness on trail/road. Just sharing ;-)

[fithare]

I hate triangle frame.

[Johnnysshop]

@lakiask8ter660 Depends on the bike really. On this bike a longer shock won't really work. You measure the shock from eye to eye (bolt holes).