HIGH AND LOW SPEED COMPRESSION ADJUSTERS We recommend that you refer to the manufacturer’s website or instruction manual for full technical details and further information on the specific fork (or rear shock) that you have on your bike. www.dvosuspension.com Two of the most common adjustments are High and Low Speed Compression. High and Low do not refer to the speed that you are traveling at, but rather the speed that the fork or shock moves as it reacts to trail obstacles and rider inputs. Pedaling or weighting the bike through turns are two good examples of where Low Speed Compression adjustment (LSC) can affect the suspension feel. Braking bumps or big drops (where the suspension moves quickly through its travel) are good examples of where High Speed Compression (HSC) adjustment can help. The more compression damping you have the firmer the suspension will feel, offering more support. 41
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