What should the pressure for my Marchozzi EMX Pro Front Shock be if I wiegh 142 Lbs?
ALso what should the pressure be for my DNM Hydraulic Piston Rear Shock be if I wiegh 142 Lbs?
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I need to know soon!!!
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As a rule, start in the middle and work your way up or down as the terrain changes. Go looser if you feel like you are getting jarred. Remember: up and down doesen't help you go faster, but you feel better later.
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Have you looked at *gasp* the instruction manual??
What year is the fork? I haven't heard of an 'EMX' model in recent years.
There is a 'MX' and a 'EXR' modelIf it's the MX fork (2004) rider weight 120-155lbs, pressure 30 - 40 psi (+ve)
If it's the EXR fork (2004) rider weight 120-155lbs, pressure 30 - 40 psi (+ve)so you weighing 142lbs, 35psi would be a good starting point.
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