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Model

Travel

Sag - XC/Race

(Firm)

Sag - Enduro

(Plush)

Judy Race/SL/XC/C

63 mm

6-9 mm

10-15 mm

Judy Race/SL/XC/C

80 mm

8-12 mm

12-20 mm

Judy SL/XC

100 mm

10-15 mm

15-25 mm

Weight

       

   Spring

63mm

80/100mm

Left

Right

<100 lb (45 kg)

silver

silver

<100 lb (45 kg)

100-120 lb (45-55 kg)

silver

yellow

100-120 lb (45-55 kg)

120-150 lb (55-70 kg)

yellow

yellow

120-150 lb (55-70 kg)

150-180 lb (70-80 kg)

yellow

red

150-180 lb (70-80 kg)

180-200 lb (80-90 kg)

red

red

180-200 lb (80-90 kg)

200-230 lb (90-105 kg)

red

black

>200 lb (90 kg)

>230 lb (105 kg)

black

black

Judy forks are designed to sag when you are sitting on your bike.  

Sag is the

compression of the fork caused by the rider's weight.

  Correct sag allows the front

wheel to follow the contour of the terrain as you ride. Sag is adjusted by turning the top
cap preload adjusters.  Turning the adjusters clockwise increases spring preload
(stiffness of the spring) decreasing sag.  Turning it counterclockwise decreases spring
preload which increases sag.  Sag should be set between 10 and 25 percent of the
travel selected.  To change travel refer to the owner's manual.

To 

measure sag

, install a zip-tie on the upper tube of the fork flush against the XXX

seal. Sit on the bike in your normal riding position, with your elbow against a wall to aid
balance. Step off the bike, and measure the distance between the XXX seal and the zip-
tie. This is your sag.  (Fig. 1 & 2)

To 

determine

 the existing 

travel,

 measure the distance between the crown and XXX

wiper seal. (Fig. 3)

Judy Race:

  63 travel = 94 mm / 80 travel = 111 mm / 100 travel = 128 mm

               

Judy SL/XC/C:

  63 travel = 90 mm / 80 travel = 107 mm / 100 travel = 124 mm

IMPORTANT:

  THE FOLLOWING TIPS ARE TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE OWNER’S

MANUAL AS THEY CONTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.  CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS APPLY
FROM THE OWNER’S MANUAL.

This guide will help you quickly find your preferred settings.  Remember, what might be your perfect set-
up may not be the same for someone else with the same bike and equal weight – we, like our bikes, are
individuals!  Left and right are as viewed from the saddle.

QUICK-START

2001 JUDY 

RACE/SL/XC/C

Fig. 1

Checking SAG

Fig. 2

Measure SAG

HYDRA-COIL SET-UP

ADJUST YOUR SAG IN ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR MODEL, TRAVEL and STYLE

If you’re unable to achieve your correct sag by turning the preload adjuster, you may
need to change the springs. All RockShox products are designed for the ‘average’ rider's
weight (160-180lb or 70-80kg) and style.  If you are not ‘average’ it may be necessary to
change the spring in your fork to achieve ultimate performance.  Use the guidelines
below for spring selection.  Note:  spring selection depends on travel selected.

SPRING SELECTION

Fig. 3

Travel Check

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