RYP Tech Tip: Suspension Setup

[@enduro-parts-aus]

Thanks i just got my first trials bike so im not used to all the bottoming out 😂 thought it was a issue

[@TheFrog767]

Great to know and use.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@longtime8075]

It's the best video. There are not many videos about trial bike in Japan. I will continue to see you in the future I use a bit of fucking translations from Google so if the sentences are wrong I 'm sorry

[@FactoryONE_Motorsports]

Thanks! Enjoy.

[@nobhk]

I like your accent.where accent do you speaking in English? It's so clear to listening and understanding the topic.

[@stefanhansen5882]

Great info! Does it not damage the bike with the suspension bottoms out often?

[@EndurohpEngBr]

Thanks

[@smidon]

So that was kinda weird. Of course a trials bike is setup soft. I thought this vid would have gone through the setup, with commentary on spring settings for light and heavy riders, something on compression and rebound damping, etc. But instead essentially nothing at all. Surprised me.

[@FactoryONE_Motorsports]

We may have to do another one more in depth in the future, thanks for the comment. Here is a little more on Pat's setup: czcams.com/video/80IvV-jZYi0/video.html

[@warrenlange6106]

Should the sag be the same front and back. I know MX and enduro suspension is a whole difference deal, but it appears the sag is double in the rear vs front. Would that hold true with trials suspension? Example 1" sag in the front and 2 " in the rear?

[@richardservatius5405]

what if you are really heavy? i'm a beginner and weigh 285 lbs.

[@rickriede2166]

This video is nonsense.To suggest that a 100 lb rider and 220lb rider require the same spring rate defies both physics and common sense.

[@dalepetersen6533]

What about heavier people.??