Timbersled 120 SX and 120 R Models

Timbersled 120 SX and 120 R models are equipped with FOX® 1.5 Zero LSC-R shocks on both the front and rear of the track. Each shock uses a set of clickers to adjust compression and rebound damping. Increasing or decreasing the shock dampers changes the stiffness or softness of your ride.

NOTICE

Set your snow bike’s spring preload adjustments BEFORE adjusting the shock clickers.

IMPORTANT

Never adjust the shocks beyond their minimum or maximum preload values.

1 Spring Preload Adjuster
2 Compression Damping Clicker
3 Rebound Damping Clicker

Spring Preload Adjuster

Adjusting the rear track spring preload 1 helps tune vehicle balance between the ski and rear track during rider weight transfer. See Spring Preload Adjustment (All Models) for spring preload adjustment instruction.

Compression Damping Clicker

Adjusting the compression damping clicker 2 helps create a stiffer or softer ride by customizing the rate of shock compression over rough terrain.

For a stiffer ride, turn the clicker clockwise to increase damping.
For a softer ride, turn the clicker counterclockwise to decrease damping.

Rebound Damping Clicker

The rebound damping clicker 3 is located on the shaft side of each shock. The rebound clicker controls how the shock returns to the proper position after a bump or irregularity in terrain. Adjust the rebound damping clicker to create smoother ride.

For a stiffer ride, increase rebound damping by turning the clicker clockwise.
For a softer ride, decrease rebound damping by turning the clicker counterclockwise.

Shock Spring Settings

Shock Location	Shock Type	Spring Rate	Factory Installed Length	Minimum Allowable Length
Front Track	FOX® 1.5 Zero LSC-R	200	7 7/8 in	7 25/32 in
Rear Track	FOX® 1.5 Zero LSC-R	200	7 7/8 in	7 25/32 in