The forks have three external adjuster screws as follows:
- A) Stanchion extension adjuster.
- B) Spring preload adjuster.
- C) Stanchion rebound adjuster.
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To adjust extension, use a small screwdriver to turn the adjuster (A) on the top end of the fork stanchion.
To adjust rebound, insert a screwdriver through the end of the fork leg and turn the adjuster (C). Adjusters A and C have click settings for a series of damping positions. Maximum damping is obtained with the adjuster fully tightened to the "0" position.
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Turning the adjuster anti-clockwise you will be able to hear the clicks corresponding to the other settings.
Standard adjuster settings are:
- Rebound: 12 clicks.
- Extension: 11 clicks.
The extension and rebound adjusters each have a total of 14 click settings; position 14 provides the minimum damping effect.
To change the preloading of the stanchion springs, use a 22 mm hex. spanner to turn the hexagonal ends (B) of the stanchions.
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Spring pre-loading (1) can be set to between 25 and 10 mm/0.98 and 0.39 in.
The works setting is 16 mm.
Caution! The stanchion adjusters must be set to the same position.