Located on the file page will be the Excel file of the suspension log I currently use every time I go riding. For me, I printed it out and purchased some of the clear sheet binder covers, and each tab of the Excel sheet has its own clear binder cover. The Excel sheet does have a track name bar at the top for the front forks & rear shock; if you are not going to set it up for each track you ride, you can delete that row.
Also, on this page, I will leave a list of my travel tool set & trailer tool set. It’s not going to be perfect, but it will include the main tools I take with me and the main sizes I use. There are a few things I suggest not cheaping out on, the torque wrench you buy/own has a huge correlation to bike feeling. If bolts are too tight because the wrench is inaccurate, you’re setting yourself up for failure. I personally use the Husky 3/8 drive electronic torque wrench; I also use none non-electronic. The great thing about the husky one is I can go back and forth from unit to unit; sometimes, I may need NM, and other times, it might be FTLBS or INLBS. Versatility was a must-have, especially for the travel box!
Tool List Coming Soon!
If you want to try my settings, feel free (I was not the happiest with them, especially at Cahuilla Creek). I am working on getting some track reviews out and parts you need/don’t need out as well!
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