Has anyone got a cleaver way of accessing the rebound adjuster on the shock? My last 3 rides have been in pouring rain, slop and mud. I'm getting to where I am fairly comfortable at adjusting the fork compression by feel, rather than lying on my back visually observing the screw roatating, but no so with the shock. I find my self frustrated trying to get the mud away from the adjuster andthen trying to get a good view of the adjuster to get a screw driver lined up to turn the adjuster (it's kind of buried down in hte swingarm). So far, the best I have come up with is using a flat bit driver with a 1/4 head on it (for screw driver with replaceble tips) and turning it with a 1/4 end wrench. I'm thinking of making my own tool with a flat bit on each end, but rotated 90 degrees from each other, sacrifcing a couple of hex key wrenches, even making a cable screw driver. Something that lines up square with the slot and allows me positive contact while having poor visable access due to lack of light and abundant mud is a necessity. I bet someone makes a tool like I want.
Please share your wisdom
Please share your wisdom