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A bit of oil is normal. You can post the setup question in the Shocks and Suspension thread for best responses
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There's a small amount of oil in the positive air chamber to help seal and lube the piston. It's normal to lose a little bit when the pump is connected. You only need to worry when oil does not spray out of the valve --- it means the chamber is empty and requires service.
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I know it says 2008, but this pertains to your fork: http://www.sram.com/_media/techdocs/95-4015-022-000%20print.pdf
Check this out too: http://forums.mtbr.com/blog.php?do=showentry&e=1646&enum=1 - It's a Reba tuning guide, but they are both dual air and use the same dual air assemblies.
It really will come down to you getting on the trail and adjusting it to your liking. The only tuning guide you need is the RS one, to show you the basics(the link above, or the book that came with your fork). It comes down to experimentation.
Check this out too: http://forums.mtbr.com/blog.php?do=showentry&e=1646&enum=1 - It's a Reba tuning guide, but they are both dual air and use the same dual air assemblies.
It really will come down to you getting on the trail and adjusting it to your liking. The only tuning guide you need is the RS one, to show you the basics(the link above, or the book that came with your fork). It comes down to experimentation.
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By the way, unless you bought two of them, it's all singular; a fork, a SID, a World Cup.
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So you'd prefer to continue to use the wrong term and look ignorant then? Gotcha. :thumbsup:demc1982 said:
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He was just trying to help you out. You can't put a "set of SID's" on one bike. If you pulled it off, let's see it.demc1982 said:
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I don't see whats warranting your level of *****iness. It may seem like he is nagging at you, but he is just trying to help, because if you walk up to a bike shop and say, hey, I bought some new rock shox forks for my bike, can you help me set them up, they aren't going to take you very seriously and it will make a bad first impression. Way to be mature about it by the way, very impressive.demc1982 said:
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I'm Hungarian, thank you.demc1982 said:
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Enough of this...
People in Britain call a fork a "set of forks", "forks" or "front shock". They also call a cassette a "cluster", a derailleur a "mech" and so on.
If you know what they mean, please save the English lesson and go straight to the answer.
This forum reaches many places in the world. Let's keep it that way.
Thank you.
People in Britain call a fork a "set of forks", "forks" or "front shock". They also call a cassette a "cluster", a derailleur a "mech" and so on.
If you know what they mean, please save the English lesson and go straight to the answer.
This forum reaches many places in the world. Let's keep it that way.
Thank you.
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