Suspension Set-Up Guide
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Air Pressure
Rebound (Clicks)
(psi)
20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
115
120
125
130
135
140
145
150
Rebound controls the speed at which the fork extends after
compression. Rebound damping control is relative to the
amount of air pressure used. 20 clicks total
Higher air pressure requires more rebound damping
Lower air pressure will require less rebound damping so
please adjust accordingly.
Step 4: Rebound Setting
Open
Counter-Clockwise
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Closed
Clockwise
Fork rebound
slowest
Fork rebound
fastest
Fast
Slow
D2
Low Speed Compression (LSC)
The D2 damper comes with a “Quick Range” low speed compression adjuster that has 4 clicks
of adjustment. Setting “SOFT” is wide open and recommended when descending or riding on
technical terrain. When you are climbing, you can switch to “FIRM” to give you the firmest set-
ting and best pedaling platform. Don’t forget to change this back when you start to descend!
Step 5: Low Speed Compression Setting
SOFT
MEDIUM
FIRM
D1
Low Speed Compression (LSC)
The D1 models come with a “Quick Range” low speed
compression adjuster that has 6 clicks of adjustment.
Setting “1” is wide open and recommended when
descending or riding on technical terrain. When you are
climbing, you can switch the LSC to “6” to give you the
firmest setting and best pedaling platform. Don’t forget to
change this back when you start to descend!
