2004 919 Forks

Andrew wrote:

 > Is there an adjuster on the bottom of the fork?

Not to my knowledge, but I haven't looked closely since there is only one
listed damping adjustment (the compression). I guess I'll have to look it
over very closely tonight. I've now read of somebody refering to rebound
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"Chris Cavin" <nobody.RemoveThis@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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 > Andrew wrote:
 >
  > > Is there an adjuster on the bottom of the fork?
 >
 > Not to my knowledge, but I haven't looked closely since there is only one
 > listed damping adjustment (the compression). I guess I'll have to look it
 > over very closely tonight. I've now read of somebody refering to rebound
 > adjustment on the shock, too.

What makes you think the adjuster on top of the fork is rebound? This would
be unusual.
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Battleax wrote:

   >> > Is there an adjuster on the bottom of the fork?
  >>
  >> Not to my knowledge, but I haven't looked closely since there is only one
  >> listed damping adjustment (the compression). I guess I'll have to look it
  >> over very closely tonight. I've now read of somebody refering to rebound
  >> adjustment on the shock, too.
 >
 > What makes you think the adjuster on top of the fork is rebound? This would
 > be unusual.
 > B

My previous bikes have had the rebound located on the top of the fork. Also,
it's labeled "ten" which should mean tension, or rebound adjustment. That
doesn't mean ten clicks as it's an infinite adjuster.

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"Chris Cavin" <nobody RemoveThis @nowhere.com> wrote in message
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 > Battleax wrote:
 >
   > >> > Is there an adjuster on the bottom of the fork?
   > >>
   > >> Not to my knowledge, but I haven't looked closely since there is only
one
   > >> listed damping adjustment (the compression). I guess I'll have to look
it
   > >> over very closely tonight. I've now read of somebody refering to
rebound
   > >> adjustment on the shock, too.
  > >
  > > What makes you think the adjuster on top of the fork is rebound? This
would
  > > be unusual.
  > > B
 >
 > My previous bikes have had the rebound located on the top of the fork.
Also,
 > it's labeled "ten" which should mean tension, or rebound adjustment. That
 > doesn't mean ten clicks as it's an infinite adjuster.
 >
 > -Dirt-

It's highly unlikely that bike would have rebound on the fork, I'd say
you're looking at compression. What does the manual say? If Honda says it's
compression that that's what it is.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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