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Rebound Damping Adjustment Method<br />

Turn clockwise to increase the damping force and<br />

anticlockwise to reduce the damping force.<br />

The adjustment range is between 3 to 20 steps<br />

back from the lightly tightened adjustor position.<br />

Shipping position: 15 steps back from the tightened<br />

adjustor position.<br />

NOTICE<br />

When tightening the adjustor, do it lightly. Over-tightening the adjustor can damage it.<br />

Compression Damping Adjustment Method<br />

At Low Speeds<br />

Turn clockwise to increase the damping force and<br />

anticlockwise to reduce the damping force.<br />

The adjustment range is 1 to 20 steps back from the<br />

lightly tightened adjustor position.<br />

Shipping position: 10 steps back from the tightened<br />

adjustor position.<br />

NOTICE<br />

When tightening the adjustor, do it lightly. Over-tightening the adjustor can damage it.<br />

At High Speeds<br />

Turn clockwise to increase the damping force and<br />

anticlockwise to reduce the damping force.<br />

The adjustment range is 4 steps back from the lightly<br />

tightened adjustor position.<br />

Shipping position: 3 turns back from the tightened<br />

adjustor position.<br />

NOTICE<br />

When tightening the adjustor, do it lightly. Over-tightening the adjustor can damage it.<br />

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