RUST magazine: Rust#5
RUST magazine: Want to know how to set up your bike like a pro? Well in RUST #5 we give you the lowdown on the top tips that’ll make your bike handle and your confidence soar. And meet the guys transforming the Trail riders Fellowship from an old boys’ club, to a contemporary collective.
RUST magazine: Want to know how to set up your bike like a pro? Well in RUST #5 we give you the lowdown on the top tips that’ll make your bike handle and your confidence soar. And meet the guys transforming the Trail riders Fellowship from an old boys’ club, to a contemporary collective.
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Enduro<br />
we found a massive difference. And around<br />
our test course this felt plain awful! The bike<br />
flattening itself off the jumps, riding low in<br />
the suspension stroke - honestly, there was<br />
nothing we could like. We think KTM should<br />
rename this their ‘extreme’ setting for if this<br />
was to work well anywhere we’d say it was<br />
for riding a seriously technical wet forest<br />
with lots of roots and rocks, and even then<br />
only if the speed was slow.<br />
So it’s definitely worth working with these<br />
settings to see how well they match your<br />
riding style and local terrain. You may well<br />
come up with your own intermediate<br />
settings, but having these fixed points as<br />
a starter you can at least venture forwards<br />
from solid points of reference.
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