A RIDE-4 Adjustment System Overview and How-to

The RIDE-4 adjustment system allows riders to quickly fine-tune their geometry with a pair of Allen keys. Four configurations are possible thanks to one rotating chip. Product Manager, Ken Perras walks you through the RIDE-4 adjustment system and explains how it affects a bikes suspension and geometry as well as how to change the settings.
For more information on the RIDE-4 adjustment system visit www.bikes.com.
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[@gennarocaputi1700]

Hello so I have recently acquired a altitude power play and I was surprised the ride 4 setting position were not shown in any instruction manuals for the bike

[@adnansmajlovic4487]

Thank you for this. I missed that climbing bit with Instinct... Hope it works (tomorrow) 😁

[@girobikediretooliveira9641]

Show, very good!

[@bikebudha01]

So you don't have to let the air out of the shock? That should be stated in the video...

[@tekjim]

I thought on the 2017-2019 Slayer, the suspension kinematics is

[@tyjacobs6151]

SSSSLLLLAAAAYYYYEEEERRRR!!!!

[@jubalvw3302]

Lol,

[@dougwaslen]

No mention of the spacers on each side of the shock that are a pain in the ass to get back in while trying to align the bolt.

[@LevoRider]

Now if could actually find a Rocky Mountain Powerplay…….

[@frienduro24]

Huh? The Thru bolt on mine just spins when trying to loosen. Does not move outward like in the the video.