How to Adjust the Softness and Hardness of Mountain Bike Suspension?
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Soft frame design allows adjustment through the threaded ring on the rear suspension. Turning it clockwise compresses the spring, making the suspension harder. Conversely, turning it counterclockwise makes it softer. The left side of the front fork typically uses a spring to provide suspension force, while the right side uses damping oil to control the compression and rebound speed of the suspension. This type of suspension also comes in different grades. The softness and hardness of air suspension are adjusted by the air pressure in the air chamber. To make it harder, use a pump to increase the air pressure; to make it softer, release some pressure.