Ohlins spring needed for txt22 210x55..... 10stone rider

[Bennyb]

As title says, anyone point me In the right direction of what spring I should be looking at (ballpark starting). Ohlins ttx 210x55 , fitted on a Levo 2020. I’m 64kg/10 stone.
thanks guys

 

[Zimmerframe]

Probably a 457lb spring for 10 stone unless you land really hard, then maybe the 502.

I'm working out based on a Kenevo spring though and this table would suggest smaller on an older levo (which you don't have):

https://endubikes.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/tabla-kenevo-levo.pdf

 

[Tobers]

Check the TFTuned spring calculator that everyone seems to refer to.

 

[Rosemount]

Below is an email from NS Dynamics suspension tuners in Brisbane Australia to me re my Levo .

Ohlins TTX22 Coil Shock - 210x52.5 w/hardware to suit Specialized Levo, and a spring to suit ~68-69kg riding weight (with gear) - we’ll probably put you on a 525lb in this case as the Specialized frames are fairly linear, and to account for the added weight being an ebike

We’ll also dial in some base settings so you’ll be starting in a good window and should just be able to fine tune

Seems to do the job for me ?
I did tell the suspension man I like to jump [ often casing them ] and there are drop offs on the trails I ride . That was his reply .

 

[kombos]

I'm currently pleased with a 500lb. spring on the TTX22M on my Levo (70kg). I am running a Cascade link with it, so it does lighten the effective rate maybe ~10-11% on the initial stroke. Am also going to try a CC Valt 500-610 spring to try to gain a bit more bottoming resistance. No real jumping, 2-3 foot drops, lots of chunky rock....