How do you adjust a fox in Talas fork?
Turning the TALAS lever toward the “+” (clockwise) sets your fork in the long travel mode. When adjusting to long travel mode, your fork will extend once unweighted. Turning the TALAS lever toward the “-” (counter-clockwise) and compressing the fork sets your fork in short travel mode.
How much air should I put in my Fox forks?
Setting Fork Air Pressure Sag range should be set to 15–20% of total fork travel.
How do you put air in Fox Talas?
Using the Air Spring Settings table below, pump your fork to the appropriate setting using the FOX High Pressure Pump, then remove the pump….Setting Sag.
| AIR SPRING SETTING guidelines | |
|---|---|
| Rider Weight | Air Pressure |
| 145 – 155 lbs. | 65 psi |
| 155 – 170 lbs. | 70 psi |
| 170 – 185 lbs. | 80 psi |
What psi should my air fork be?
Set up the fork to a pressure where you have between 25%-30% sag. Say, the amount the fork compresses when you get on the bike in normal riding position, has to be like a fourth of the total travel. If your Recon is 130mm travel, it should sink like 36-38mm with your weight on.
How do you adjust FOX float on CTD?
Setting Shock Air Pressure Slide your shocks sag setting o-ring up against the shock dust wiper. Rotate the CTD lever to the Descend mode (fully counter-clockwise). If you have a FLOAT CTD Remote shock, click the black release lever once to set the shock to Descend mode.
Do you set rebound from fast or slow?
When your rebound is set too slow your fork or shock will pack up. That means the hits will be coming one after another faster than the fork or shock has enough time to extend again. You basically want your rebound as fast as you can get it without feeling like a pogo stick and bouncing around on the trail.
How do you adjust Fox float on CTD?
What is a CTD fork?
CTD is the acronym Fox uses for Climb-Trail-Descend, and it’s basically a knob that allows you to select between three preset compression settings depending on the terrain you’re riding.
How fast should my rebound be?