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What causes top out on a suspension fork? I know I should really know this but.......
Fork top out
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Probably should be in "Off Topic" :roll:
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No rebound option (factory set)
Springs are correct for weight :?
Do I need a higher viscosity oil? I'm currently using 7.5wt?
Springs are correct for weight :?
Do I need a higher viscosity oil? I'm currently using 7.5wt?
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dyna-ti":ucgiuunf said:you're obviously too much of a lightweight Mark,best stuff some choccy down you
At 15 1'2 stone.........
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What fork are you using; it could be a combination of things; lack of damping; cobblered topout bumpers; if its air, too much pressure? I would suspect the damper and put in some fresh oil; 10 or even 15wt but check if the fork has any topout stops and their condition if there is a metal to metal sort of sound.
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justbackdated":m1wg0f23 said:What fork are you using; it could be a combination of things; lack of damping; cobblered topout bumpers; if its air, too much pressure? I would suspect the damper and put in some fresh oil; 10 or even 15wt but check if the fork has any topout stops and their condition if there is a metal to metal sort of sound.
Hi JBD,
The fork is a Marzochhi Z4 (the one on my RTS) that I've owned since new 1998. Its a coil fork with open oil bath. I have noticed that the return rate of the fork can also sometimes be juddery. no metal on metal contact/sounds though
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