Manitou Dorado Pro Set-up Guide
Manitou Dorado Pro is a high-performance suspension fork designed for aggressive trail riding and enduro racing. It features a robust chassis with 35mm stanchions and a lightweight magnesium lower leg. The Dorado Pro offers 180mm of travel and is adjustable for air spring pressure, rebound damping, high-speed compression damping, and TPC+ (Trail Performance Control) damping.
The air spring can be tuned to the rider's weight and riding style, and the rebound damping controls the speed at which the fork returns to its full travel after a compression event. The high-speed compression damping controls the damping force for deep travel sprung chassis movement, such as jumps and drops, while the TPC+ damping controls the damping force for short travel unsprung wheel movement, such as roots, rocks, and braking bumps.
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Dorado Quick Set-up Guide
Air Spring Pressure
Rider Weight Spring Pressure, psi [Bar] lbs Kg Soft
200-220 92-100 75 [5.2]
170-199 77-91 65 [4.5]
140-169 64-76 55 [3.8]
120-139 54-63 50 [3.4]
Standard
92 [6.3]
82 [5.7]
72 [5.0]
62 [4.3]
55 [3.8]
Firm
100 [6.9]
90 [6.2]
80 [5.5]
70 [4.8]
60 [4.1]
Set up notes
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Recommended air pressure 50-90 psi [3.4-6.2 Bar]
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Max pressure not to exceed 110 psi [7.58 Bar]
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Fork should be unweighted when adjusting air pressure
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Static Sag should be 25-35% of travel
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See owners manual for sag measurement procedure
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All damper adjustment positions are taken from full-closed/ clockwise (Position 0 = Maximum damping)
Damping Adjustment
Functional Description
Controls speed at which wheel returns to sagged position after compression event
Adjustment Clicks Standard Tuning
(Mixed Terrain)
DH Race Tuning
(Rooty/Rocky)
Freeride Tuning
(Burms & Jumps)
MIN
18 - 0
Tuning Tips:
+
MAX
9 14 6
Controls damping force for short travel unsprung wheel movement; roots, rocks, braking bumps, etc .
Controls damping force for deep travel sprung chassis movement; jumps, drops, etc.
•
For best performance it’s important to balance the rebound damping in the front fork and rear shock; front and rear wheels should return at the same speed.
•
If fork is loosing travel in repeated impacts (rock garden) reduce rebound
_ damping)
MIN
16 - 0
+
MAX
8 4 12
Tuning Tips:
•
Turning the High Speed adjuster knob will not change the TPC+ Adjustment.
Although it follows the rotation of the HS knob, the TPC+ Adjuster must be turned independently from High-Speed Adjuster to change the TPC+ setting.
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If fork is losing travel in repeated impacts, increase High-Speed Damping.
•
If the fork is still diving with the High Speed adjuster fully closed, the TPC+
_ adjuster may be increased to compensate.
16 - 0 8
MIN
+
MAX
12 4
Tuning Tips:
•
If fork is bottoming frequently, try increasing TPC+ Damping before diverting from recommended air spring pressure.
•
If fork is “spiking” mid-travel, decrease TPC+ Damping, or increase High-
Speed Damping to smooth the transition.
HBG P/N 46-25719 Rev B [1/14/2010]
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