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Old 10-03-2009
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It depends what you need it to do and what your current setup is. If you want to share with us the details you'll get plenty of advice.

Going softer to a point, may increase grip depending on conditions, but will compromise other handling traits like taking off from jumps, hitting bumps etc. Its finding a sweet spot on the setup spektrum.
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