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For riders who use a base setting most of the time and only adjust their suspension once in a while - like enduro riders in a motocross track.

BOTH VERSIONS INCLUDE:

 

​​Storage of the data of the suspensions of your motorcycle:​

  • Usable setting ranges: find out how many clicks or quarters of a turn your adjusters can go and keep track of your suspension capabilities.

 

  • Clickers™ Smart Vision: Each click or quarter of a turn is translated into a percentage ranging from 0% to 100%, so you know where you are in your compression and/or rebound adjustments:

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  • Compression force (forks and shock): where 0% is the softest and 100% is the stiffest. 

  • Rebound Speed (forks and shock):  where 0% is the slowest and 100% is the fastest.

  • Base Settings: Save your base settings before you start trying other settings. If you feel like your suspension needs tweaking, don't be afraid to try different settings. You can always go back to your Base Settings. Your Base Settings contain the following data:

    • Compression force: forks and shock. Your shock also includes compression force at high speed.

    • Rebound Speed: forks and shock. 

    • Fork height: the height of the fork affects the handling of the motorcycle, especially when cornering and stability on the straight. Save this data and try other heights.

    • Fork air pressure: if your forks use air instead of a coil spring, you can also save this data which related to your weight and is provided by the motorcycle's manufacturer.
       

  • Current Settings: check your settings every time you go out riding. If you have not modified your Base Settings, those are your current settings as well.

  • Clickers™ Smart Adjusting:   no need to count clicks and getting lost in the process. When you want to return to a saved setting, you will be informed of the clicks you have to apply and the direction of the adjusting (clockwise or counterclockwise).
     

  • Clickers™ Balance Check: make sure that the front and rear suspension are balanced. The compresion and rebound in the forks must not be too far off from the compresion and rebound in the shock. Be prepared for shocking revelations, especially if you bought your bike from a previous user. And if an unbalanced suspension is what makes the bike handle fine, then you need to take your suspension to a suspension tuner. 
     

  • Gps location. You don't need to search for the track to add new settings, it will appear automatically and you only have to tap on them.
     

  • Track Database: get access our constantly updated track database,  and use it with your GPS application for taking you to the track.
     

  • Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) of your motorcycle We keep it for you. If your motorcycle is stolen, we will use our network of users to help you recover it. Or, you can use this box to keep any other data that may be of inerest to you, like a preload, a SAG, or an air pressure. 

PRO

  • Storage for the settings of up to five (5) motorcycles. Use the possiblity to keep a registry of up to five bikes to your advantage. For instance, you can have different suspension setups of your suspension, like your suspercross setup, motocross setup, your trails riding setup, etc; or if you have different bikes, maybe a 2-stroke, a 4-stroke and an electric bike? who knows! Clickers™ Smart Adjusting will tell exactly how many clicks you have to apply and the direction of the adjusting (clockwise or counterclockwise) without having to reset them.

  • Receive notifications from the Clickers MX community:  share settings with riders who have the same skills and weight as you and import them into your suspension using Clickers™ Smart Adjusting tool.

  • UNLIMITED Track settings: for each track you ride or race in, you can save as much settings as you need. These settings are arranged by the date on which they were saved, the track condition, and the weather of that day.

  • Re-use saved settings from other tracks without having to reset your adjusters with Clickers™ Smart Adjusting. Just like with your base settings, but with every single track setting. Your saved setting is just a few clicks away!

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