Hello all! I've been trying to get my head around this for a while but am struggling, that said I'm sure there's a simple enough solution.
So I have a mountain bike with automatic rear suspension controls; soft, medium and firm. It's controlled by an accelerometer on the front suspension and a meter in the cranks. If you're pedalling up a smooth road the computer in it will know and lock off the suspension, if you're going down a rough trail it will soften the suspension. There's a video below that explains it better.
Problem with it is that's it's very unreliable, I have the first version and it's constant faults and takes time to get replacement parts. I'm trying to find a solution that I can manually change the suspension to its three different positions. It's controlled by a motor that changes a valve in the suspension from 0 to 90 and 180 degrees.
I'm thinking I might be able to get a switch that I can control the the motor manually to its three different positions. Is this a possibility?
Any help greatly appreciated and will keep you updated on any progress!
So I have a mountain bike with automatic rear suspension controls; soft, medium and firm. It's controlled by an accelerometer on the front suspension and a meter in the cranks. If you're pedalling up a smooth road the computer in it will know and lock off the suspension, if you're going down a rough trail it will soften the suspension. There's a video below that explains it better.
Problem with it is that's it's very unreliable, I have the first version and it's constant faults and takes time to get replacement parts. I'm trying to find a solution that I can manually change the suspension to its three different positions. It's controlled by a motor that changes a valve in the suspension from 0 to 90 and 180 degrees.
I'm thinking I might be able to get a switch that I can control the the motor manually to its three different positions. Is this a possibility?
Any help greatly appreciated and will keep you updated on any progress!