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No haven’t put any in at all. Wouldn’t that make it harder at less pressure? It would be the same?

my riding weight is 230lb, the only way I could get the correct sag on the fork was to run 114psi the rear shock had 260psi before I put the Öhlins TTX on. im running a 548lb spring and its too soft so im gonna try 600lb spring. the handling at the moment is better with the coil shock but...

Has anyone else out there had issues with suspension set up? the sag on mine is set correct but out on the trails the bike is so harsh and out of control its actually dangerous. came off on the first ride 10mins after setting off, I adjusted the air pressure and it made a difference but now im...

230x65 bud

pictures coming soon, I’m waiting on a few parts to put on before I upload anything. I will post them in this thread hopefully this weekend of the parts turn up.

They will be heavier than a air shock by a few hundred grams I would imagine

depends on what coil shock you choose. The Öhlins with mounting hardware comes in about £200 more than a factory fox X2 air shock to give you an idea.

I am 102kg with out riding gear so I am going to try some coils and set ups. Once I find the right setting and spring combinations I’ll will do a little write up on here.

I will have a look at mine and check this. I am experiencing the same issue. I thought it was the brake hose knocking the lower legs of the forks or possibly the axel. Thank you

If your willing to wait then it will be worth it, or maybe buy the pro and swap the rear wheel for a 650b as a option? I’m sure it could be done

im running mullet, coming from 650b Capra and it suits the decoy massively.

Hi all, loving the switch to E-mtb from enduro, wish I had done it sooner. currently running the YT decoy pro race with Öhlins TTX. Have fun out there guys. cheers

hey guys and girls, I have taken the plunge and ordered the TTX for my 2019 pro race. I have used a spring calculator to work out the spring rate. my riding weight plus motor and battery is coming back with 548lb spring suggestion. My questions are, I have seen riders a lot lighter than myself...

how did you remedy this? was it as simple as nipping it up?