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Hi, don't know much about em, but would like to smooth out the ride on the rigid wicked
without changing the fork Thanks, Snaps |
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Bigger tires, less air. Don't do the stem.
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Suspension stems and seatposts didn't work 30 years ago, and they still don't. Save your money.
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Flex stems are perfect to reduce trail 'buzz'. I love them
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I have a FS Klein, but its not nearly as fun as the wicked(even though I'm a lot more beat up after I ride(bad back, shoulder etc..)Ill play around with bigger tires and see if it helps thanks- snaps |
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My first cannandale came with a flex stem and it worked ok. I didn't see anything wrong with it. I currently use of all things a thudbuster and I also thing it works great! Just my .02 cents.
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gone now
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