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27-05-08, 10:36 AM | #1 |
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Racetech emulators - what fork oil?
Hi all,
Just got a pair of Racetech emulators for my curvy which I'm planning to fit this week. Racetech's calculator recommended 74.5 springs and 20w fork oil for my weight / riding style (70kg without gear / commuting, with a bit of fun on the side). I've decided to stick with the standard springs for now as they're not too far off (might try some 80's at a later date if I decide they're too soft). Just wondered if I should still go for 20w oil with 70 springs? Doesn't 20w oil sound a little on the heavy side? Any tips/advice on fitting the emulators would be helpful too! Thanks all, -Skov |
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