ATK 260LQ 1995 Manuel du propriétaire - Page 7

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Shock rebound damping:

Fork compression damping:

Fork rebound damping:

Rebound damping controls the speed

at which the shock returns to its

extended length after being com

pressed. The rebound-adjuster knob is

located below the shock spring, just

above the shock's lower mounting

bolt. A higher number increases

damping resistance and slows the

shock's return after being com

pressed. A lower number decreases

resistance and lets the shock return

faster.

The compression damping adjuster for

the left fork leg controls damping

throughout the fork's travel. Setting

the adjuster to #3 or #4 will provide

smooth, comfortable fork damping.

An identical adjuster of the right fork

leg only effects damping during the

last 3-inches of fork travel. Adjusting

the right knob to a higher number-6,7

or 8-prevents "bottoming" in G-outs.

The fork's rebound damping is adjust

ed via a plastic knob on top of each

fork leg. Turning the thumb screw

adjuster clockwise increases resis

tance and slows the fork's rebound

speed after being compressed.

Turning the knob counter clockwise

reduces resistance and lets the fork

return to full extension quicker.

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Fork air bleed:

A small screw located on the top of

each fork cap, next to the rebound

damper adjustment, relieves built-up

air pressure in the fork. A small ﬂat-

blade screwdriver is required.

ATK 1995 Owners Manual