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Old 05-06-2009, 05:02 AM   #23
Quick281
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Originally Posted by TIGGER View Post
The shock may be adjustable...
I did fiddle with the preload and noticed no difference.

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You really do want your shocks to be fairly stiff. I keep mine that way. I've kept it soft before and it's a recipe for disaster. If you keep it too soft you'll bottom out going over say a root and then before it has a chance to rebound you hit somehting else and it will throw you over the bars.

Definetely empty the camelbak after each use. Infact what i do is empty it and then wrap it up and put it in the freezer. I've kept water in there before to just empty it out and put more water in. Very bad combo. I've gotten sicker than hell from bad water and it isn't fun (especially when it hits you in the middle of the ride about 6miles from anything).
Thanks for the advice, I am going to put mine in the freezer of my mini fridge right now. Seems like a great way to slow/cease bacteria.
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