Bicycle
Operation
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SUSPENSION
REBOUND
ADJUSTMENT
Rebound Dampening
is
the
measurement of how
quickly
a fork or shock
returns to fully extended after compression.
Rebound Dampening
adjustment allows you to change how
responsive
the
bicycle
suspension
is to
surface irregularities
.
Increasing
rebound dampening
will increase the amount of
dampening force within the fork and the fork will
extend
at a slower rate
after compression.
Decreasing
rebound dampening
will decrease the amount of
dampening
force
within the fork and the fork will
extend
at a faster rate
after compression.
Your E-Bike has
f
ork
rebound
adjust
ment capability
with 8 levels of adjustment and a fork "lockout" setting where the fork will not
compress at all.
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+
F
ront F
ork
Rebound Dampening
Adjus
tment
T
he fork
Rebound Dampening
adjuster is located on the top of the
right
fork tube.
T
o Increase Fork
Rebound Dampening
, turn the adjuster clockwise
.
To Decrease Fork
Rebound Dampening
, turn the adjuster counter-clockwise.
There are
8
fork
rebound
settings.
There will be a noticeable "Click" for each setting selected.
If you turn the rebound adjuster fully clockwise as far as it will turn, the fork will be
in "lockout" mode. The fork will not compress in lockout mode. This setting is
most often used on smooth, firm terrain where suspension is least beneficial.
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