Sumo springs bump stops
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80s section here has some hits on sumo in the search.
The main difference of SumoSprings that I like is their claim (not sure how accurate or true to description) is that it is a progressive type of bump stop rather than linear. Here’s the video:
I hope a first hand user of Sumosprings post here and provide insight if the engagement is indeed unnoticed. This is what I need ti know.
I hope a first hand user of Sumosprings post here and provide insight if the engagement is indeed unnoticed. This is what I need ti know.
I just ordered this a week ago and still waiting for them to arrive, they are currently back-ordered 3-4 weeks. I’ll do a follow up post here for the install and initial impressions in the trail.
Ordered August 22nd and it arrived this afternoon. Will keep you all posted on first impressions on-road and off-road.
Any update on these? Thanks!
Did an off-road shakedown over the weekend on a 7-rated trail which the IFS flexed and compressed a lot. And all I can say the product held up to its expectation.
On full compression it felt nice, upon clearing downhill obstacles I did not feel a recoil at all and firmly brought it back to its original form/position. Steering feedback was great, I can now relate to the product description it feels as if it wasn’t there but it’s there. We ran 2-3” dips at 25-30MPH fire roads and that’s where I like it the most when it controls the compression smoothly.
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