I ride with guys. I don't have any girls to ride with. They're all different ages, all really respectful and helpful and I believe I'm a better rider for it. It's really interesting how many of the guys wish they had a girlfriend who rode. It's easy to assume biking is a guy thing which guys want to have to themselves to get away from us, but that's not true at all. I also ride a guy's bike, and wear guy's gear which doesn't bother me at all or make me feel any less feminine. When my mind is on riding I'm not the least bit concerned about what anyone thinks of me, and the guys respect me for that. Biking is biking regardless. So to all the girls or women or whatever you want to call yourselves who think that guys don't respect you on the trails - respect is earned. Try being a little less fussy. EDIT: I just realised I posted this as my boyfriend not realising he hadn't logged out. See? We can all get along. Now I am going to hide the laptop before he finds out. em-j

Congrats on becoming a daddy yesterday Sam!

Hey Niko, where did you order the piggyback adapter from?

25-20%

Dirteveryday; you're the same weight, on the same bike and shock as me. I have the PSI at 180-200 and that is on the hard side. I would guess you either need to empty the shock of air, reinflate and be sure to follow the instruction to compress and equalise air pressure as shown in the video. If that doesn't seem to work, contact SRAM.