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Try softer grips.
I suffer a lot less from wrist pain and calusses now that I ride with very soft grips (full waffle). Mind you, it's not for everybody since its a different feel of the handlebar, but you can get them really cheap without further venturing into the suspension set up. The con: I change them every 10h or so, they tend to gain holes or desintegrate due to the friccion with the gloves. |
If you reduce preload on the spring you will soften the initial part of the stroke and it should help address your problem.
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I just wanted my forks to work well, it doesn't have to be a specific setup for me. But they are very bad on the roads
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It Takes Some Time and Effort
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Is it possible to get a good adjustment on this suspension? I'm disappointed. she's new and I don't like her. even motocross bikes with suspension for heavier riders are better than my bike on the trail
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We've all pointed out what you can possibly do and/or should do to make it feel better. Have you tried those things?
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Summary to you question; no. If the rest of the bike is good - it (fork swap) is worth it. If it is a worn out 12yr old bike then it is not worth it. Start saving. Week before last I had a great weekend riding my old but rejuvenated 07 which has better suspension than my 2021 beta. |
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