How To Use Rebound Damping » ACADEMY | FOX

Knowing when and why to adjust your rebound damping can be difficult. In this video, we use a variety of scenarios to talk about why you would want to decrease (loosen) or increase (tighten) your rebound damping.
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[@bikedude019]

Best suspension rebound explanation video I’ve ever watched.

[@supnacho7454]

I know right I actually learned

[@MTdirtrider]

Right! Rebound for dummies

[@SortofJacob]

My adjustable rear shocks on my motorcycle FINALLY make sense. So, let's say I have them set up for myself - nothing touched, Then, I add a passenger. The added weight means I need to increase the preload in the spring to hold the weight. But by doing this, I've made the spring REBOUND more aggressively, so I need to slow down the rebound (tightening it) to compensate for making it a stiffer spring. Otherwise, when the tire is "floating" over a pothole and there is no weight on the tire, that spring would slam back to the ground due to increasing the spring pre-load. The two settings don't just mean "more" - it's about making them work together. Fox, I owe you for this one.

[@rockpatrickjoly]

First time I understand the impact of preload vs rebound. Well done explanation.

[@endurorider974]

Very clear video and explanation 🙌. Love it! Keep going guys!

[@federicomarmolejo1952]

The best explanation i ever heard, thank you!

[@nateross4022]

This is the high quality content we’re looking for! Thank you

[@lilhotdog7011]

Excellent video. I didn’t know much about the application of rebound. This is great.

[@DoglinsShadow]

Wow, this was seriously an incredible video. Really helped me to adjust my rebound damping on my KLX230. Thanks!

[@CrazeCBR]

Great video! Simple and clear

[@RlZKY]

Great video and explanation. This channel deserve more subscribers..

[@DoglinsShadow]

Thank you! Excellent, to the point video.

[@GLeszega]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you

[@Tr_Fast]

Better then rockshox explanation video IMO

[@StuffOffYouStuff]

great video guys! Been getting confused with explanations on some mtb vids

[@user-vf7gp1hr9c]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@freeridetony]

Thank you FOX 🔥🥇🔥

[@damianmieloch7628]

Excellent thanks

[@justinmcnab5585]

Good job Fox

[@TheBanditSlick]

Trying to tune in Horizon games, this is lovely.

[@MotorCityStig]

Pro rider here from Detroit mi , thank you guys for always uploading real deal info that will help all💪🙏💎 Ride Fox till I’m in the Box ⚰️💪🤣

[@nicolek665]

What up Stig! 😘

[@m_zbrv3967]

This video is great, glad you make it for free

[@jessevena4535]

SHH! SHHHHHHH!!!!! ;)

[@captnhook236]

Id love to get a custom shock made for a Bandit 1200 I've built into a ADV sport touring. Currently running a K8 Gsxr1000 rear shock, and it works, but clearly has no hustle off road (fire service type) loaded with camp gear. Ive looked at the Elka's but they are half the price of the value of the bike. LOL

[@TeJoeTheHoe]

More helpful than the long 3 hour videos are

[@A619D]

Helpful. Im going to need a few more videos though. I have coilovers with resi and dsc

[@FOXFACTORY]

Thanks theres a lot more coming. Here are a couple of other videos that could be of interest. How shocks work: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXnTnJh7n6lkfs0 And how DSC's work: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2Gzp36qZcqno6c

[@edmeyer4800]

@@FOXFACTORY when are you guys heading out to Barstow next, I need help with my 3.0 on the Raptor

[@ShockSurplus]

Wish Fox would add rebound adjustment to light truck and jeep applications

[@jamesmerkel9442]

tightening rebound dampening to help w/body roll esp the rear tires lite brite fix, comment 14

[@ratcamaro]

I run the rebound in my rear shock super slow so I don't get bucked on jumps on all my bikes. 2 clicks or less from fully closed.

[@alwinbenjamin]

👏🏻👏👏

[@LinkinPark4Ever1996]

Fox, we need rebound adjustment on bike handlebars

[@hannes6114]

does a heavier rider need faster or slower rebound? my guess would be slower since more force is in the spring than with lighter rider but I don't know it that's the full story

[@jamesmerkel9442]

like number .

[@averageforzaplayer1048]

10:30 pm

[@paulovieira7637]

Having a hard one understanding this video. Turning clockwise on my shox or fork says jackalope and turning counterclockwise means Turtoise you just described the opposite ..... No more internet for today

[@lankdup]

so just to confirm when you say "Loosening damping" you mean Softening? and vice versa Tightening meaning Hardening the damping

[@TJ-po9ol]

I like to have rebound so fast that I get launched in the air after landing