05 yz 250 clicker setup tips

[thepope]

I got  a yz 250 its sprung for my weight and the sag is set.
At my local track its sand/gravel terrain. lately ive been striving to get a more smooth and comfortable ride.anyone got any clicker suggestions on that type of terrain?
Also.. When I set say.. 14 rebound and 10 comp in the forks and 10 rebound and 14 comp in the shock.. how would that work?  less rebound in the fork and more in the shock ? Or doesn't matter ?

[arnego2]

I'd say that depends on you riding style.

[scotty dog]

Its really just trial and error, start with a base setting (usually the middle of the clickers) write it down and try different settings til ya get it in the best spot, write it down everytime you make an adjustment so ya dont get lost

[Stusmoke]

Its really just trial and error, start with a base setting (usually the middle of the clickers) write it down and try different settings til ya get it in the best spot, write it down everytime you make an adjustment so ya dont get lost

x2 mate. There are no set settings for this kind of thing its a very individual thing. Take a notepad and pen to the track and spin some laps.

Good luck