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12 a b, Hydraulic adjustments, Idylle rare stanard settings – Bos IdylleRare 2008 2010 User Manual

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2.2. Hydraulic adjustments

Idylle has 3 hydraulics adjustments: hi speed compression, low speed compression and rebound.

The low speed compression adjustment seats at the

bottom of the right hand leg (flat head screw -1-A).
The hi speed compression adjustment seats at the

bottom of the right hand leg (bolt -1-B).
The rebound adjustment is on the top of the right

hand stanchion (the non-disc side -2-).
Always start from fully tighten position, then tighten

down counting the clicks to adjust your settings.
Tighten (anticlockwise) = close / harden

Undo (clockwise) = open / soften

A short tutorial : main setting solutions

When it comes down to hydraulic setting there is no such thing as a magical formula, many factors have to be taken

into account (influence of the rear end of the bike, spring rate, the height of the front end, geometry of the bike…).

Having said that you still draw conclusions from what follows :

- Excessive dive of the front end upon braking : harden the LS compression.

- The front end keeps on bottoming out : harden the HS compression.

- Feeling harsh on roots or square edges : soften HS compression

- Uncomfortable front end (pumped forearms) : soften rebound.

- The forks don’t spring back and stay low after succession of bumps : soften rebound.

- Front end too high (in dynamic situation) : harden the rebound.

Whenever you are far from the standard settings (factory settings) It’s always best to consider what influences the

performance of the forks. Proceed step by step, one setting at the time by hardening or softening few click each time.

If you ever get lost whilst you are setting up the forks always go back to its original settings.

1

2

A

B

LS compression :

undo

10 clicks from fully tighten position

HS compression :

undo

15 clicks from fully tighten position

Rebound :

undo

15 clicks from fully tighten position

Idylle RaRe

stanard settings