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Air forks and shocks

slogger
in Twinshock

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The Mont 348 I have recently purchased has Air forks on the front and I assume an after market set of Betor Gas shocks on the rear.

As the bike is in very good condition, I have no reason to go playing around with these from a maintenance view point but it would be useful to know the following:

1) What is the basic construction of these - I assume it is still oil filed with additional dampening being delivered by air pressure

2) How do people use the air element to set their shocks and forks up

Rob

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    The air fork was a conversion offered by Sandifords and used a light spring in addition to the air pressure. The air plays no part in the damping. If I remember correctly the standard pressure was 15 psi but I may be wrong.

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