Difference between revisions of "Rising rate"
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A | Also known as '''progressive rate'''. A [[suspension]] system that becomes harder to compress the further it is compressed. This is usually achieved by a mechanical lineage with variable leverage ratio. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:44, 10 December 2010
Also known as progressive rate. A suspension system that becomes harder to compress the further it is compressed. This is usually achieved by a mechanical lineage with variable leverage ratio.