Iron Horse Bikes

[JOx2]

Originally Posted by allison

Here's what Dino does with his Horse:

this picture is worth a thousand words. "LOL" is one of them.

[tkblazer]

if IH only still made DJ/4x frames

[allison]

Originally Posted by tkblazer

if IH only still made DJ/4x frames

That would be sweet, eh?

[tkblazer]

yea.... the turner 5spot 4x bike is flippin sweet

[Flat Broke]

Originally Posted by 92se-r

I have it set up based on the sag the manual recommends. Any less and it blows through the travel really fast.

I don't have one, and I'd PM the folks Dino mentioned for insight into that particular frame setup before doing anything else. Remember that this can be a problem with any shock that doesn't have a way to make the compression dampening progressive. Depending on the year of Reign, there may not be many shock options that will fit in the hole. If you're stuck with shocks that don't run resevoirs due to space constraints, you might want to look into the Marzocchi Rocco R air(if it will fit). It's a pretty basic shock with no platform, but you can adjust it's bottom out resistance which might help in your situation. Another option would be to call the guys at Garageworks suspension, or Push and see if they have any recommendations/solutions for your application.

Chris

[tkblazer]

Originally Posted by 92se-r

Anyone want to give me some advice on setting up my Reign? On fast downhills, it feels very similar to my Hollowpoint, even with 1.5" more travel. I expected it to be a bit plusher.

what year and model do you have? rocco r would not be a good choice as no platform and high volume will only increase how linear the rear suspension already is. If you're running a fox shock, switch out the air can to the smallest size. Push Industries sells the small air can and new bottom out bumper as options for their tunes.

[alank]

Originally Posted by allison

Here's what Dino does with his Horse:

...great camera work..