Looking for shockwiz to rent

Danimal

Danimal

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My suspension currently sucks and interested in seeing if this would sort me out. I would prob say I'd need it for 1-2 weeks.
 
So how does this thing work?
You slap it on and ride around for a bit and it tells you what psi you should be at?
 
It's best to session it on a trail. Ride a loop, check settings, adjust, ride, adjust, etc. There's the human factor to consider, but that's the best way, imo.
 
Karate Monkey said:
It's best to session it on a trail. Ride a loop, check settings, adjust, ride, adjust, etc. There's the human factor to consider, but that's the best way, imo.
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I saw Dan asked to rent for a week or two so thought there was more to it
Sounds like a weekend rental would be sufficient

@Danimal, you still have the CCDB? I hear it's a hard shock to get right but once you got it, its like butter
 
qclabrat said:
I saw Dan asked to rent for a week or two so thought there was more to it
Sounds like a weekend rental would be sufficient

@Danimal, you still have the CCDB? I hear it's a hard shock to get right but once you got it, its like butter
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Well, it'll give you different results at different parks. It'll spit out suggestions for Chimney Rock, and then something completely different for 6-Mile. I ended up setting it up sort of in the middle and run the bike open in rocks and on pedal platform south of the rocks.
 
I ride my enduro rig for both downhill and trail riding. After fiddling with suspension between the two all last year I feel like I need to do this. Would be awesome to know exactly how to setup for each style...
 
qclabrat said:
I saw Dan asked to rent for a week or two so thought there was more to it
Sounds like a weekend rental would be sufficient

@Danimal, you still have the CCDB? I hear it's a hard shock to get right but once you got it, its like butter
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Yes, running the DB air but my issues are with my pike. Seems to always be too stiff in the chunk even after a rebuild and new debonair.
 
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