Plushbucket
Set up your suspension
Pick your fork or shock to get a starting pressure and dial settings.
Choose your coil spring
The right rate depends on your frame as much as your weight. If your frame maker publishes a spring chart, start there. If not, estimate it here, then confirm with sag.
Check your sag
What fits your shock
How to pump it up
Every dial starts fully open: turn it counterclockwise until it stops, then count clicks clockwise.
See what the spring does
How to read this graph
Adjust the spring The picture stays pinned at the top while you slide.
Sets overall firmness, and with it your sag.
More ramp-up at the end of the travel.
More pressure gives more support at the end of the travel. Öhlins uses this chamber in place of tokens.
A firmer, more supportive start of the travel.
See what each dial does
Adjust the damping The rider stays pinned at the top while you slide.
How quickly it extends after a hit.
How fast it springs back after a big, deep hit like a landing.
Slow movements you cause: braking, pedaling, cornering.
Fast hits from the trail: square edges, landings.
Check rebound on the bike
Something feels wrong?
Teaching simulation: sag is calibrated to a target and the test impacts are scaled to the baseline. Pressures, forces and click effects are illustrative, not measurements or a validation of your bike. Confirm real settings with the component label, exact model manual and frame maker’s setup guide.
Schedules below are reference reminders. Model years and service types vary: confirm your exact manual. Where no matching schedule is available, the app shows no countdown. Harsh conditions can require earlier service.