Service before setup: Make sure your fork and shock are clean, holding air, moving smoothly, and responding to adjusters before chasing pressure, spring rate, rebound, or compression changes. If the bike suddenly feels sticky, harsh, noisy, inconsistent, loses pressure, leaks oil, or needs unusual settings to feel normal, it may need service instead of tuning.
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Optional: frame leverage curves change through travel. If you know the exact leverage ratio at sag, enter it and Easy Sus will use that instead of the generic profile estimate. Otherwise, the selected profile estimates leverage at sag from rear travel divided by shock stroke.
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