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Just FYI, the leverage ratio in 5.5" mode is actually 2.456:1. Not that it makes much difference.

Quote: Originally Posted by Zuzi so Rick, would you let us know your ultimate set up of the CCDB in the 8.5" setting?? Cheers mate! I got these from Andrew, one of our sales guys. It is how he set his, he runs a 400lb. spring. I run a 550lb. spring. Perfect. From all the way open ( - ) HSC 2.5 turns LSC 23 clicks HSR 1.5 turns LSR 16 clicks RTW.

Quote: Originally Posted by NS-NV What did Push change? Less progressive? From what I understand, they took out a shim to make it less progressive for the 951, but everything else was left alone. It seems to be spot on, but I dont have a lot of time jumping the bike.

Quote: Originally Posted by DJ Giggity I had better luck focusing on overall feel and not really worrying about sag on that bike. Try 7-8lbs less than your body weight in the 6" setting. Fair enough but Im not quite sure how its supposed to feel. I had a demo Tracer on loan for three days and found it a different Kettle of fish to my old BLT2. .Unfortunately I havent had a chance to ride due to work and rain but but Im looking forward to...

Sounds fine to me too, I had over 70 degree with a similar hight fork (equal size tires f & r though). As far as I'm aware Intense is currently looking into the issue.

Metal won boys and girls!!! http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8423340.stm Thanks to everyone who bought the single.

Ya well thanks for the input anyway. My last bike had the same problem too. Looks as if the ENDURO max bearings are pretty good. I don't think the frame has anything to do with quailty of the bearings, I just thought there might be a better option guys have used as far as bearings go.

why not get them ano instead of pw coat

Quote: Originally Posted by ajimenez Nope but putting the frame back together was a *****. Have fun... If you mean due to the thickness the powder adds, I have no worries. The cats at C4Labs are bikers and understand where to go thick and where not to. They are total professionals when it comes to this stuff.

thanks : )