The XG250 TRICKER's undercarriage parts were not much of a line up, but
It seems that Spring by SingleRate has finally been released and I bought it on impulse as soon as possible
In a nutshell, my frustrations with the OEMs have been improved I feel good to
One of the key differences between the OEM and Large is that the OEM has a
ProgressiveRateType (soft at the beginning of the shrinkage and gradually getting harder?) against
This product is SingleRateType (so-called "hardness"is constant)
ProgressiveRate, Spring's hardness varies with the amount of Stroke the reason is that ...
It is often used for suspensions that do not have a damper structure
In the case of the XG250 TRICKER, the initial stroke is a soft setting
Coupled with the poor rear suspension, it's an exaggeratedly stroke and anyway It feels unstable
The initial Stroke of Spring itself is soft, so the
Changing the amount of oil and viscosity did not improve the situation
After trial and error, we introduced PD Valve from YSS, but due to the structure of Valve
Since the damping force is generated according to the Spring's stroke speed, the
Faster stroke speed = lower attenuation, slower stroke speed = higher attenuation
This is a characteristic of the
This is why the initial Stroke in OEMSpring is soft
The attenuation becomes stronger at the end of the Stroke endgame
The fluff didn't seem to go away
The PD Valve is now able to take advantage of the characteristics of the PD Valve and
"Soft on the debris, hard on the flat surface,
And it's a good thing
Even if you don't have PD Valve built in, the hardness will remain constant
Adjustments in oil volume and viscosity will be reflected in Linear
This is a great option for those who feel insecure about OEMs
For now, just change to this Spring and be happy with it
If not, introduce PD Valve If not, install PD Valve
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