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“Why is my off-road bike suspension killing my confidence?”

Join us as we dive deep into the mysterious world of motorcycle suspension with Justin Waddington, the founder of Shock Logic. Ever wondered why your bike feels terrible on certain terrains, or why professional riders seem to glide effortlessly over impossible obstacles? In this episode we guide you to understanding suspension and transforming your riding experience.

Justin breaks down the critical secrets of suspension including:

- The #1 mistake riders make that destroys their bike's performance

- How to set up your suspension

- The difference between low-speed and high-speed compression

- Why professional hard enduro riders spend hundreds of hours just testing suspension

Whether you're a weekend warrior or aspiring to compete, this episode will boost your riding confidence and help you understand what's really happening underneath your bike. Lastly, it’ll give you some pointers on how to make your bike feel like it's perfectly tuned for YOU.

From his background in motorsport to working with top-tier racing teams, Justin provides practical, no-nonsense advice that will change how you think about your motorcycle's suspension. You'll learn how small adjustments can dramatically improve your riding experience.

If you want to ride faster, safer, and with more confidence, this episode is an absolute must-listen for every dirt bike and off-road motorcycle enthusiast.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Chapters

0:00 Justin from Shock Logic introduction

4:12 Common mistakes people make with suspension

7:00 Differences between MX/SX and Hard Enduro suspension setup

9:20 Setting up Hard Enduro suspension

13:07 What do the Pro’s do to set up their suspension?

16:10 Process to set up your suspension

22:00 Common performance suspension parts

26:00 Support with suspension set-up

29:50 The difference between High-speed and Low-speed dampening

34:00 Reach out to Shock Logic for support on your set-up

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We had a chance to sit down with Winfried Kerschhaggl who is the FIM Hard Enduro World Championship Series Manager. We get to know who he is and where his passion for motorcycling began. For those who may not know the series started out as the “World Enduro Super Series” also known as WESS with a broader enduro focus before evolving into the Hard Enduro World Championship it is today.

2024 was a thrilling season and Winfried shares his highlights from a series manager’s perspective. From the return of injured riders to race organizational improvements there are many areas that stand out. There are often challenges that need to be overcome or areas for improvement in such a large operation, we discuss some of these challenges in more detail and get a better understanding of what goes on behind the scenes.

Lastly, we talk about Winfred’s vision for the future of Hard Enduro. With the aim of becoming a truly global championship, there are key adjustments that are being taken into consideration not only from a formatting perspective but also from a financial perspective. With big goals and an ambitious team, we are excited to see what the future of the championship has in store.

We hope you enjoy this episode!

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In this Interview with American Hard Enduro rider, Cody Webb we delve into some interesting topics starting off with a discussion about the differences between AMA and FIM Hard Enduro. With varying talent, formats and organization styles this is an insightful discussion. Cody has a strong trials background, arguably one of the few US riders with such a technical upbringing, he emphasizes the importance of these skills as foundational for hard enduro. We have seen many races in recent times focusing on more challenging and technical routes with less emphasis on giving riders a return on the resources invested into the sport. Cody shares his ideas on how the sport could be more attractive and motivating for juniors in the future. Lastly we discuss some iconic races from Cody’s past such as Tough like Rorr and Roof of Africa.

We hope you enjoy this episode.

0:00 FIM vs AMA riders
1:45 FIM vs AMA race format
6:35 Amateurs and Pros on the same track
8:55 Factory team budgets
10:00 What will it take for AMA hard enduro riders to join FIM?
13:13 Prize Money for AMA hard enduro races
16:08 Klim Junior camp and social media training
19:16 Future of Hard Enduro
21:50 Roof of Africa
28:07 Cody riding hard enduro at 49 years old?
29:20 Trials bike training for hard enduro
33:08 Outro

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