Revalving is not just for professionals. Revalving is great for any rider at any skill level. Suspension on bikes is ever-changing. From spring rate, to air forks, multi-chamber, valving, pistons, the list is endless. Manufacturers are always looking for the next best technology to use in their bikes. What they don’t tell you is that every bike is set up at a standard setting that is supposed to work for millions of riders. However, every rider is different and what you need in your suspension will be different than the next rider. By revalving your suspension, we can fine tune it to your riding style, and ability. This will give you more confidence as a rider, in the feel of the bike, and it will improve the overall ride quality and handling. We spend countless hours each season, testing with some of the best riders in the country to ensure that you get the best feel in your suspension.

A complete fork service is necessary when your forks are leaking or have a considerable amount of riding time. The oil inside works just like the oil in your engine, as it heats up, it breaks down. This causes seals and bushings to break down faster, fading performance and ride quality. During a fork rebuild, all parts are removed, cleaned, polished, and all necessary wear parts are replaced. We polish the chrome tubes to remove any scoring, replace all oil, and reassemble your forks to the specifications needed for your weight and riding style.

We get asked by many customers how much we can lower their bikes. The answer to that question really depends on your bike. For the forks, we lower the suspension internally or if there’s room, we may raise them in the triples. For the shock, there are a few ways to do this from lowering links to adjustable transformer pull rods to lowering the shock internally. Depending on your bike, we will recommend the best way to lower your suspension to ensure that you maintain ride quality and don’t sacrifice safety. While shortening your suspension, additional parts may include seals, bushings, oil, or springs. Give us a call and we can help you determine how we can set up your bike.

Setting your sag is the simplest, most overlooked adjustment that you can make to drastically improve the handling of your bike. It’s also the most important step in setting up your suspension.