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The first step to getting the most out of your mountain bike suspension is to set the sag on your fork and shock for your weight. Use a ruler and measure. Tip: don’t guess or “eyeball” it.

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Seriously, you guys putting on that 4 digit code is one of the best small things ever to be done on Fox product!

Ranar

On 2021 Canyon Neuron 9 SL - if I follow the sag recommendations of this video I basically turn my bike into a fully rigid bike. I guess it very much depends on bike geometry and linkage type. I have to run much more sag to make the suspension actually work.

FranticGuitar

This is a really good video. Answered all the questions I had about suspension set up in under 3 minutes

FreakySquid

Just got a Capra Pro Race and this will be very helpful setting up suspension
Thank you

DilanHamawandy

Glad to see you in that 15% to 25% range rather than that 25% to 30% range. It really depends on the trails you ride. type of bike you ride, rider weight ( in some cases for a very light riders) & more importantly riding style. A good range is typically 15%-20% front. 18%-25% rear.

archetypex

Should the shock's LSC be fully open as well when setting sag? Turned fully counterclockwise?

ThisIsCody

Man… I cannot find that number in my rear shock, is a FOX FLOAT DPS performance. The whole thing is black.!!

Any suggestion?

rlopez

When did the 30% sag in the shock and 25% sag in the fork changed?? Most manufacturers even in 2024 recommend this settings. With 15% sag in the fork you'll be bouncing like crazy on the trails :))

delyrium_

hi, your website is down. been trying to access the manual for my suspension since yesterday

nathansantos.n

Hmmm Jordi says not to pull your brakes

thelanonline

Hey Fox, so I’m a huge suspension nerd and just got a yt tues cf pro race 29 in long and I was wondering how much sag I’d run on that bike. It’s a dh bike so I was thinking 20 front 30 rear? Or should I do 25 front 30 rear? It’s a super progressive bike so I don’t think I’ll need many volume spacers but I was curious with sag.

zackshort

I have from a friend. But I can get the shock in the middle to get big can you help.

ToddGrigg

high speed compression. On bigger hits and or jumps, how does it behave in "trail" and locked position? Will it still allow full travel and will open valves fully?

Drogos

Isn't that a Rockshox pump though? LOL At any rate, videos like this are helpful to people who are just getting started or need a reminder now and again. Thanks!

jkeiffer

Hi,
I have a fox factory 36 160mm Fit4. I have 120 psi on it. On paper and basic test, the rebound should be at fully open (fastest), which is 14 clicks. However, in this setting, I get a thud sound and feedback whenever I do a wheeL lift. More pronounced on manual than doing a wheelie. As I back out the rebound rate, the thud sound and feedback gets lower as well. At 9 clicks, the issue completely goes away. What can I do to have the fastest rebound but not get that thud sound? Thanks!

jgianan