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    Rock Shox Air Inflation

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    This document provides recommended air pressure settings in psi for various RockShox and Fox suspension forks based on rider weight. The settings are broken down by specific fork model and rider weight ranges. Generally, lighter riders require lower air pressure while heavier riders require higher air pressure settings. Negative air pressure settings are also recommended, with more negative pressure providing a more active initial compression stroke.

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    Rock Shox Air Inflation

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    This document provides recommended air pressure settings in psi for various RockShox and Fox suspension forks based on rider weight. The settings are broken down by specific fork model and rider weight ranges. Generally, lighter riders require lower air pressure while heavier riders require higher air pressure settings. Negative air pressure settings are also recommended, with more negative pressure providing a more active initial compression stroke.

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    This document provides recommended air pressure settings in psi for various RockShox and Fox suspension forks based on rider weight. The settings are broken down by specific fork model and rider weight ranges. Generally, lighter riders require lower air pressure while heavier riders require higher air pressure settings. Negative air pressure settings are also recommended, with more negative pressure providing a more active initial compression stroke.

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    Rock Shox Air Inflation

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    Duder
    This document provides recommended air pressure settings in psi for various RockShox and Fox suspension forks based on rider weight. The settings are broken down by specific fork model and rider weight ranges. Generally, lighter riders require lower air pressure while heavier riders require higher air pressure settings. Negative air pressure settings are also recommended, with more negative pressure providing a more active initial compression stroke.

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    Tora Solo Air

    Rider Weight 80mm 100-130mm


    <140 lb (63 kg) 120-140 psi 80-100 psi
    140-160 lb (63-72 kg) 140-160 psi 100-120 psi
    160-180 lb (73-81 kg) 160-180 psi 120-140 psi
    180-200 lb (81-90 kg) 180-200 psi 140-160 psi
    >200 lb (90 kg) 200+ psi 160+ psi
    *psi = Pounds per square inch

    Recon Solo Air


    Rider Weight 80mm 100-130mm
    <140 lb (63 kg) 90-110 psi 50-70 psi
    140-160 lb (63-72 kg) 110-125 psi 70-85 psi
    160-180 lb (73-81 kg) 125-140 psi 85-100 psi
    180-200 lb (81-90 kg) 140-160 psi 100-120 psi
    >200 lb (90 kg) 160+ psi 120+ psi
    *psi = Pounds per square inch

    Reba / Pike / Revelation


    Rider Weight Reba/Pike/Revelation Reba/Pike/Revelation
    Dual Air Air U-Turn Dual Air
    <140 lb (63 kg) 70-90 psi 90-115 psi
    140-160 lb (63-72 kg) 90-105 psi 115-130 psi
    160-180 lb (73-81 kg) 105-120 psi 130-145 psi
    180-200 lb (81-90 kg) 120-135 psi 145-160 psi
    >200 lb (90 kg) 135+ psi 160+ psi
    *psi = Pounds per square inch
    Negative Air Pressure: Start with pressure equal to positive pressure, and decrease or increase as desired. More negative pressure = more active initial compression stroke.

    Argyle Solo Air


    Rider Weight 80mm
    <140 lb (63 kg) 120-135 psi
    140-160 lb (63-72 kg) 135-150 psi
    160-180 lb (73-81 kg) 150-165 psi
    180-200 lb (81-90 kg) 165-180 psi
    >200 lb (90 kg) 180-220 max psi
    *psi = Pounds per square inch

    Lyrik
    Rider Weight Lyrik Solo Air Lyrik 2-Step
    <140 lb (63 kg) 35-50 psi 60-85 psi
    140-160 lb (63-72 kg) 50-55 psi 85-90 psi
    160-180 lb (73-81 kg) 55-60 psi 90-105 psi
    180-200 lb (81-90 kg) 60-65 psi 105-115 psi
    200-220 lb (90-99 kg) 65-70 psi 115-125 psi
    >200 lb (99 kg) 70-80 max psi 125-145 max psi
    *psi = Pounds per square inch
    Negative Air Pressure: Start with pressure equal to positive pressure, and decrease or increase as desired. More negative pressure = more active initial compression stroke.

    Totem
    Rider Weight Totem Solo Air Totem 2-Step
    <140 lb (63 kg) 35-45 psi 60-80 psi
    140-160 lb (63-72 kg) 45-55 psi 80-90 psi
    160-180 lb (73-81 kg) 55-65 psi 90-100 psi
    180-200 lb (81-90 kg) 65-75 psi 100-110 psi
    200-220 lb (90-99 kg) 75-85 psi 110-120 psi
    >200 lb (99 kg) 85-105 max psi 120-145 max psi
    *psi = Pounds per square inch
    Negative Air Pressure: Start with pressure equal to positive pressure, and decrease or increase as desired. More negative pressure = more active initial compression stroke.

    Boxxer World Cup (Solo Air)


    Rider Weight Positive Air Pressure
    <120 lb (55 kg) 100-110 psi
    120-140 lb (55- 63 kg) 110-120 psi
    140-160 lb (63-73 kg) 120-140 psi
    160-180 lb (73-81 kg) 140-160 psi
    180-200 lb (81-90 kg) 160-180 psi
    >200 lb (90 kg) 180+ psi
    *psi = Pounds per square inch
    SID Dual Air (2001-2002 Psylo Race)
    Rider Weight Positive Spring Negative Spring Negative Spring
    (XC Setting) (Racing Setting)
    <120 lb (54 kg) 70-80 psi 70-80 psi 40-60 psi
    120-140 lb (54-64 kg) 80-100 psi 80-100 psi 60-80 psi
    140-160 lb (64-73 kg) 100-120 psi 100-120 psi 80-100 psi
    160-180 lb (73-82 kg) 120-140 psi 120-140 psi 100-120 psi
    >180 lb (82 kg) 140-160 psi 140-160 psi 120-140 psi
    *psi = Pounds per square inch
    Negative Air Pressure: Start with pressure equal to positive pressure, and decrease or increase as desired. More negative pressure = more active initial compression stroke.

    Duke C, XC, SL, Race Air


    Rider Weight Positive Spring Negative Spring
    (02 Race only)
    <140lb (64 kg) 80-115 psi 60-115 psi
    140-160lb (64-73 kg) 115-130 psi 95-130 psi
    160-180lb (73-82 kg) 130-145 psi 110-145 psi
    180-200lb (82-91 kg) 145-160 psi 125-160 psi
    >200lb (91 kg) 160-180 psi (max) 160-180 psi
    *psi = Pounds per square inch
    Negative Air Pressure: Start with pressure equal to positive pressure, and decrease or increase as desired. More negative pressure = more active initial compression stroke.

    Pilot XC/SL (2002 Judy XC/SL)


    Rider Weight Positive Spring
    <140lb (63 kg) 0
    140-160lb (63-72 kg) 0-5 psi
    160-180lb (72-82 kg) 5-10 psi
    180-200lb (81-91 kg) 10-15 psi
    >200lb (91 kg) 15-20 psi
    *psi = Pounds per square inch

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