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Friday, March 30, 2007
Rock Shox Revelation 426 Air U-Turn
I'm like a big kid with a new toy.. look what the postman dropped off for me this morning, set of Rockshox Revelation 426 Air U-Turns 100-130mm travel.... cant wait to try em out proper stylee.. hope they are good on the mountains.. if you use a set yourself.. please leave a review..
Global shout to everyone who's out and about at the weekend.. have fun.. psychs..
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Hi mate,
I just got a pair of the revelations and I`ve heard heaps of opinion about setting up. Eg, If you put in too much -ve air, the travel gets sucked into the stanchion. What setup with air pressures do you use ( for your weight? ) Cheers , Simon.( ride@aanet.com.au )
My bike with the 'Revelations' on is attached to a Yeti 575 and is still in the final build phase so i've not given the Revelations a good hiding yet.
What i can say, is that the Rockshox recommended settings in the past have been pretty good and i've never had to go more than 5% from the optimum range (based on forks set at full travel). I've set the new Revelations to 137psi (based on 75kg weight) to start with then i'll play around 5%either way of the value to get the optimum. If you havent got the settings from Rockshox then check out the PDF at
http://www.sram.com/_media/techdocs/07%20PikeRebaRevelationDomainArgyle.pdf
Otherwise here they are:
Rider Weight
(Reba/Pike/Revelation) Air U-Turn
< 140 (63kg) 90 - 11 5 psi
140 - 160 (63 - 72kg) 11 5 - 130 psi
160 - 180 (72 - 81kg) 130 - 145 psi
180 - 200 (81 - 90kg) 145 - 160 psi
>220 (99kg) 175 psi
Let us know how you get on.
All the best for 2008.
Psychs (active brits)
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