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correct Fox Brain pressure for 04 Specialized Epic Comp?

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  1. Does anyone have correct air pressure setting for the rear shock (Fox
    Brain) on an 04 Epic Comp please?

    I can't find my manual, so looking online I'm finding conflicting data.

    this one:
    www.specialized.com/OA_MEDIA/pdf/EpicManual_v2.pdf

    specifies a pressure lower than I recall putting in before when I had
    my manual,

    and this one:
    www.velocycle.com/pdf/Informations_download/05_4_Supplement_au_manuel_de_lutilisateur_ammortisseurs_BRAIN.pdf

    the lbs and Kg don't match up at all !!

    FYI, I'm about 12 stone ( 168lbs or 76Kg).

    thanks

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    Does anyone have correct air pressure setting for the rear shock (Fox
    Brain) on an 04 Epic Comp please?

    I can't find my manual, so looking online I'm finding conflicting data.

    this one:
    www.specialized.com/OA_MEDIA/pdf/EpicManual_v2.pdf

    specifies a pressure lower than I recall putting in before when I had
    my manual,

    and this one:
    www.velocycle.com/pdf/Informations_download/05_4_Supplement_au_manuel_de_lutilisateur_ammortisseurs_BRAIN.pdf

    the lbs and Kg don't match up at all !!

    FYI, I'm about 12 stone ( 168lbs or 76Kg).

    thanks

    All that tables are just starting point. You need to take pump with you on
    your next ride, check if you are bottoming suspension or oppositely you
    don't use enough of your available suspension travel and correct that with
    adding or releasing air.

    Have fun,

    D'amir

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