What should I have my air at for my 5th Element? I am 200 pounds. I think it is at 50 right now. Do I need to pump it up a little?
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What should I have my air at for my 5th Element? I am 200 pounds. I think it is at 50 right now. Do I need to pump it up a little?
Show me your bartlett photos and I'll tell you:D
Kidwoo, I will get my ass in gear and size some of those up tomorow. Let you see the rest of the goods. When do you think me might cross paths again. I would love to hook up with you and karl and shoot some more.
Otter,
Yeti says with the ASX you use less pressure than with the 5th on most bikes. I ran it at 75psi for trail riding and 100 for I-Street (it gives you the extra pop to hit lefty #2 backwards :)).
Anyhizzle, for you I wouldn't go above 90, and I'd bet 75-80 is good. It was amazing how much more plush it rode with less pressure. Ask Mr. Altagirl what he used to run.
Also, I'd run 30-50 on the front.
J-
PS: Crap, I forgot to send you a receipt. Do you still need it? If you want to draft one up I'll "sign it," if you know what I mean. Wink wink, nudge nudge.
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Awesome. Thanks man.
We came to your state last time......now you have to come to ours;)Quote:
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Kidwoo
My wife actually wants to take a trip out to Taho just for fun. What kind of stuff is there to shoot out there? We could kill two birds with one stone.
Mountains, beaches, big trees, big granite, ex weight lifter governor, CS within driving distance...........you know.....the usual.Quote:
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Winter or summer?
I believe the manual says 50%-70% of body weight.
edit: from coil manual.
I've played with it for two weeks to get it right... now that I found the sweet spot I love it (was considering getting rid of it until then though). Stick with it, works great once dialed!