Grate video. But can you maybe provide us a graph on how the blue compression knob change compression curves? (Don’t need to do it for all CTS valves but choose the green or red one for example)
A video explaining each valve color what is different between them all would be very useful. Also why choose a more linear or progressive compression dampening vs spring or air selva . Thanks
I guess I'm confused on why a damping curve that's linear or progressive is better for mountain bikes than a digressive curve that a shock or fork with high-speed/low-speed adjusters would have. I've read that it has something to do with the un-sprung weight but I'm trying to work out in my head why it would be different than on a motorcycle. Thank you for making these videos I'm really enjoying them!
@Formulaitaly Super interesting, really appreciate the unique approach and transparency. Only questions I have is, why do your downhill forks have high and low speed compression dials then?
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Grate video. But can you maybe provide us a graph on how the blue compression knob change compression curves? (Don’t need to do it for all CTS valves but choose the green or red one for example)
That's a good advice, we'll work on it.
A video explaining each valve color what is different between them all would be very useful. Also why choose a more linear or progressive compression dampening vs spring or air selva . Thanks
@@MTBSamurai we're working on it...
Well, now it's your turn to start the conversation. What do you think about the high-speed/low-speed topic?
I guess I'm confused on why a damping curve that's linear or progressive is better for mountain bikes than a digressive curve that a shock or fork with high-speed/low-speed adjusters would have. I've read that it has something to do with the un-sprung weight but I'm trying to work out in my head why it would be different than on a motorcycle. Thank you for making these videos I'm really enjoying them!
Nice vid you guys! Thanks :)
@Formulaitaly Super interesting, really appreciate the unique approach and transparency. Only questions I have is, why do your downhill forks have high and low speed compression dials then?
Still very confused on the topic 🤦🏼♂️🥺lol
Perché non mettete i sottotitoli in italiano per noi ignoranti!? Siete un'azienda italiana!
Ciao Davide, grazie per il consiglio, lo terremo in considerazione per video futuri. ;)
Chris confirms: Fox X2/DHX2 is harsh garbage
It's not untill vvc was used on compression circuit
think CC also runs poppets but felt awesome to me. would be interested what the pros say