Front suspension setup guide

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Track	Terrain / Riding Conditions	Problem	Adjustment
Straight Line	Large Bumps	Bottoms	A: increase spring rate B: increase compression C: raise oil level
		Feels Low	A: decrease rebound B: increase spring rate
	Medium Bumps	Bottoms	A: increase compression B: increase spring rate C: raise oil level
		Feels Low	A: increase spring rate B: decrease rebound
		Feels Hard, Stiff	A: decrease spring rate B: decrease compression
		Feels Too Soft	Increase compression
		Headshake	A: decrease spring rate B: increase compression
	Small Bumps	Springy	Increase rebound
		Feels Hard, Stiff	A: decrease compression B: decrease rebound
		Not Reacting To Bumps	A: decrease rebound B: decrease compression
Corners	Heading Into A Turn	Nose Dives	A: increase spring rate B: raise oil level C: increase compression
		Headshakes When Braking	A: increase spring rate B: raise oil level C: increase compression
		Harsh When Braking	A: decrease oil level B: decrease compression
	Accelerating Out Of Turns	Headshakes When Braking	Increase rebound
G-Outs		Bottoms	A: increase compression B: raise oil level
		Springs Back	A: increase rebound B: decrease compression C: decrease spring rate
Uphill	Under Acceleration	Headshakes	Increase rebound
	Consecutive Small Bumps	Feels Harsh	A: decrease spring rate B: decrease rebound C: decrease compression
		Feels High	A: decrease spring rate B: raise fork tubes in clamps
Downhill		Feels Low	A: decrease rebound B: lower fork tubes in clamps C: increase compression
Other		Too Soft	A: increase spring rate B: increase compression
		Heavy Feeling	Decrease rebound
		Too Stiff	A: decrease compression B: decrease spring rate

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