SUSPENSION SETTINGS

The CLASH is built to push your limits. Whether on your local trails, at the bike park, or on enduro loops, it’s your best ally for the season. The adjustable kinematics allow you to tune its performance and suspension to the terrain.

Below you will find the recommended suspension settings chart based on your level and the build of your CLASH V2.

These recommendations are indeed recommendations.The best settings are the ones where you feel most comfortable on the bike.

WARNING: These setup recommendations apply only to the models shown in the corresponding photos.

FOX FACTORY
ROCKSHOX ULTIMATE

MARZOCCHI

Enduro

Freeride

Slopestyle

Jump line

I use my CLASH on demanding technical trails or in bike parks on rough tracks where control, grip, and comfort are the priority.

WEIGHT
Kg / Lbs
FORK
air pressure (PSI)
Tokens
LSR
flip chip
position
SHOCK
air pressure (PSI)
Tokens
LSR
50 / 110
55
1
9
Sensitive
150
0
8
55 / 121
60
1
8
Sensitive
155
0
7
60 / 132
65
1
8
Sensitive
160
0
7
65 / 143
70
1
7
Sensitive
165
0
6
70 / 154
75
1
7
Sensitive
170
0
6
75 / 165
80
1
6
Sensitive
175
0
5
80 / 176
85
1
6
Sensitive
180
0
5
85 / 187
90
1
5
Sensitive
185
0
4
90 / 198
95
1
5
Sensitive
190
0
4
95 / 209
100
1
4
Sensitive
195
0
3
100 / 220
105
1
4
Sensitive
200
0
3
105 / 231
110
1
3
Sensitive
205
0
2
110 / 243
115
1
3
Sensitive
210
0
2

I use my CLASH on jump lines geared toward slopestyle, where I want to generate speed to jump higher and further.

WEIGHT
Kg / Lbs
FORK
air pressure (PSI)
Tokens
LSR
flip chip
position
SHOCK
air pressure (PSI)
Tokens
LSR
50 / 110
67
1
9
Responsive
150
0
8
55 / 121
71
1
8
Responsive
155
0
7
60 / 132
76
1
8
Responsive
160
0
7
65 / 143
80
1
7
Responsive
165
0
6
70 / 154
85
1
7
Responsive
170
0
6
75 / 165
89
1
6
Responsive
175
0
5
80 / 176
94
1
6
Responsive
180
0
5
85 / 187
98
1
5
Responsive
185
0
4
90 / 198
103
1
5
Responsive
190
0
4
95 / 209
107
1
4
Responsive
195
0
3
100 / 220
112
1
4
Responsive
200
0
3
105 / 231
116
1
3
Responsive
205
0
2
110 / 243
121
1
3
Responsive
210
0
2

Turn your adjustment knob to the closed position (full clockwise) until it stops. Then back it out (counterclockwise) to the number of clicks shown in the table.