ehhhhhhhh ik vond toevallig nog wat op Thumpertalk;
HANDLING PROBLEMS
Jarring => harsh ride in the handlebars on relatively small but sharp bumps
Decrease CD & RD so wheel comes up and goes down faster
Try a fork spring with a lower spring rate for a softer ride
Packing => harsh ride in handlebars on larger bumps
Increase CD in the forks to limit the compression
Decrease RD to help the wheel return more quickly
Try stiffer fork springs
Headshake => front wheel ocsillates side to side, especially in soft stuff
Move forks lower in triple clamps to increase rake and straight-line stability
Decrease RD in forks so wheel rolls over rather than ploughs into ground
Try stiffer front springs and softer rear spring to move center of gravity rearward
Oversteers => bike turns too quickly, goes inside the turn, front wheel knifes
Move forks lower in the triple clamps to increase rake, slow down turning
Decrease RD on both forks to slow down the turning
Install stiffer fork spring so wheel won’t sink in and bite too much
Understeers => bike turns too slowly, drifts wide -- front wheel pushes, washes out
Move forks higher in triple clamps to decrease rake and speed up turning
Increase RD on both forks to increase “cone effect” and speed up turning
Bleed air pressure in both forks to stop the front wheel from pushing
Try softer fork springs so wheel bites rather than pushes the ground
Kickup => rear wheel hops straight up, seat pops you in the butt
Increase RD to slow down wheel’s return after hitting a bump
Swapping => rear wheel hops side to side in hard to loamy whoops
Increase CD, and/or decrease RD to eliminate packing
Braking Hop => rear wheel hops excessively when braking for bumps or a corner
Decrease shock’s RD to help wheel follow the bumps more quickly
Acceleration Hop => rear wheel hops badly on rough ground during acceleration
Decrease RD to help wheel follow the bumps more quickly
If that doesn’t lessen the kickup, decrease the shock’s CD
Acceleration Spin => the rear wheel loses traction under heavy acceleration
Increase RD to improve rear wheel “squat”
Misschien heb je er wat aan, groeten Jan Willem