Ohlins ttx 22m settings

[jene]

it goes to Ohlins ttx 22m owners mounted on an orbea rise, which settings do You use (weight, spring lbs, sag, HLR)??

Mine is 90kg,604lbs, 25%, 1h 2L 2R

(clockwise is 0)

From internet:

 

[KnollyBro]

Ohlins ttx 22m owners which settings do You use (weight, spring lbs, sag, HLR)??

Mine is 90kg,604lbs, 25%, 1h 2L 2R

(clockwise is 0)

From internet:
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I am thinking it depends significantly on the bike you are running the shock on and the types of trails you ride as I don't understand how the Internet post has 0 for Rebound and 0 for LSC (fully damped). They must be going super fast! I am still sorting mine out along with my fork.

Kenevo SL 90kg, 548lbs, 30%, HSC: 1 LSC: 9 Rebound: 2

 

[jene]

I am thinking it depends significantly on the bike you are running the shock on and the types of trails you ride as I don't understand how the Internet post has 0 for Rebound (no damping). I am still sorting mine out along with my fork.

Kenevo SL 90kg, 548lbs, 30%, HSC: 1 LSC: 5 Rebound: 5 where turning clockwise increases damping effect.

I'm sorry I forgot to say that it is related to Mount it on an orbea rise! But good to hear your setup

 

[Shjay]

Ohlins on my Rise
Weight 89kg
Spring 571 about 28% sag
R2
H1
L not counted was left after rebuilt/serviced by Plush Suspension for my weight & bike etc

 

[jene]

Ohlins on my Rise
Weight 89kg
Spring 571 about 28% sag
R2
H1
L not counted was left after rebuilt/serviced by Plush Suspension for my weight & bike etc

Same weight as me but spring is a bit lighter.. Interesting.. Do you make bottom out sometime?

 

[Shjay]

Spring was calculated using TF tuned spring calculator & was spot on, had 600lb spring when I was heavier 94kg kitted up
No bottom outs yet will be test next month at BPW

 

[jene]

Spring was calculated using TF tuned spring calculator & was spot on, had 600lb spring when I was heavier 94kg kitted up
No bottom outs yet will be test next month at BPW

The thing is that I got a 548lbs spring (calculated from tftuned) and the feeling was quite good but I checked that the rubber went to end most of the time and perhaps I'd get bottom out often so I bought one spring heavier because of that..

 

[Shjay]

The thing is that I got a 548lbs spring (calculated from tftuned) and the feeling was quite good but I checked that the rubber went to end most of the time and perhaps I'd get bottom out often so I bought one spring heavier because of that..

Onto my weight I added 4kg for the weight of battery & motor which was what TF recommended