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Old 02-16-2007, 08:54 AM
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I heard about them using the bleed shim. If you thought it was soft I guess you know why now. I assume that bleed hole in the base valve is the path for the comp adjuster?

I wonder if the Husky Zokes use the same base valve? I know they don't use a bleed shim. Even the heavier TE450 stays up in the travel nice without being harsh in the rocks.

What does the rebound/midvalve (checkplate?) look like?
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