How much air do you put in a RockShox Recon?
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How much air do you put in a RockShox Recon?
Max pressure should not exceed 163 psi.
What PSI should my MTB fork be?
Start with the recommended air pressure for your weight. If that is not known, try 100psi. On this fork it said l should be running 75psi for my weight but there was always about 30mm unused travel.
How do you adjust RockShox Recon?
For recommended rebound settings go to www.rockshox.com/app. After setting sag, adjust the rebound damper, go for a ride, and adjust again as preferred. To decrease rebound speed (slower return), turn the rebound adjuster clockwise. To increase rebound speed (faster return), turn the rebound adjuster counter-clockwise.
What PSI should MTB shocks be?
Often yes, usually rear shocks run 100-200psi, but fork psi varies a lot, depending on the design. Get the sag around 25% (maybe slightly less sag in the front than the rear) and see how it rides (that’s what really matters), adjust on the trail as needed.
How much air do I put in a fork?
3) Solo Air and DebonAir only: Compress the fork through at least 50% of its travel five more times to equalize positive and negative air pressures. With riding gear on, and an assistant holding the bike, stand on the pedals and compress the fork three times.
Is RockShox recon a good fork?
The Rockshox Recon combines trail performance and affordability giving riders a bombproof fork that is reliable and strong. Offering 100mm of travel, the Recon Silver RL is perfect for anyone looking to upgrade their stock suspension. In this review, two of our customers did just that.
Is RockShox Recon air?
The RockShox Recon RL Fork fit the bill perfectly. It’s low cost when it comes to forks coming in at under $250.00. It’s air spring with low-speed compression dampening and rebound dampening.
Are RockShox Recon good?
Simple, ultra reliable and remarkably UK-proof for the money. It seems like RockShox can’t do anything wrong at the moment, and it’s the same story again with its mid-level Recon fork. It uses the same 32mm legged bottom end as the more expensive Revelation fork, which means it’s pretty stiff and extremely well sealed.
How much air do I put in a front fork?
