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(Nov 26, 2009 at 6:00)
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awesome!
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das waren noch zeiten mit den wc boxxer!!
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Because Elka tunes the Stage 5 for a bike's specific leverage ratio and rider needs, in most cases the shock is very close to being dialed as soon as it's installed on your bike. The adjustments provide a wide and useful range that is relevant to your bike's design. The Stage 5 seems the perfect candidate for those bikes with very low leverage rates, and there seems to be more and more of those springing up lately. Designs with aggressive falling or even rising rates can also be accommodated. It is worth noting that Elka has forgone letting the consumer adjust pressure within the reservoir, instead it is set at the factory leaving you with one less thing to worry about.
rest of the interview http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Elka-Suspension-Interbike-2009.html |
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i bought the std not for the skulls, i bought it for the quallity,performance of the parallel link and the nice design!
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if you look around for a tuned shock it is the best for the price...
the only you can do is push your one. pushed shocks are great to, i run for a 1/2 saison on my judge a pushed roco tst awesome! |
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look this
http://booch.ch/2009%20COVE.pdf |
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cove tell me that a Double crown fork works excellent on the std!
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some incident with bike and landing tree four time on my shoulder..
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go for the elixier R cheeper and same control!!
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thanks,all components are top of the line
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hi ben, is this trail for 2010?? looks nice!!
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NO, only motion control with begining and ending compresion, no floothgate
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