Based on your riding style the first thing I would look at is your fork seals, see if one or both are leaking, coming down hard from wheelies will tear them up if your doing that a lot. If you have never adjusted your front suspension, go to sportridermagazine.com and find your bike, they will have a good base setting for rebound, compression, and preload, you will definately be in the ball park then. I don't think you will totally tune out the dive if your doing stoppies though. Just remember that all that stunt stuff takes its toll on the suspension and drive train.

 

They guy that set my suspension told me to pull the seals on the forks down, put grease on the seals and shove them back into place every month so the forks have less resistance. Getting my suspension set, and taking his advise fixed my problem.

 

I guess its more like when i first get to the curve. It feels almost like i went in to hard and the front end literally goes down. It kinda feels like when u preload ur suspension, u know ur pushin the springs down...thats what it feels like when i enter a curve sometimes. Its not that it would bother me if i felt it all the time, its just when i feel it every once in a while is why it bothers me. I mean if it happened all the time i could just adjust, at least i would know its comin.

 

Adjust your preload and damping at the top. Then adjust your rebound located at the bottom of the fork. Try that.

 

Spring preload and rebound damping are at thetop and compression dampingis at thebottom. Thats if you own forks that are inverted.

 

does anyone on here no how to set up a suspension i would like to no

 

my bad...... I guess hooked on phonix DIDNT work for me!

 

Didn't I just say that. Or did it come out wrong? Just wondering.