200x Suspension Problem

[2hundredx]

I am having a problem with my 200x. When I push down on my rear end, it comes back up very slowly. I just replaced the swingarm bearings so it's not them. I swapped out another mono shock from one of my other 200x's that had great suspension and iit did the same thing. I have no idea what it could be. Any input would be great. Thanks alot!
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[2hundredx]

I am having a problem with my 200x. When I push down on my rear end, it comes back up very slowly. I just replaced the swingarm bearings so it's not them. I swapped out another mono shock from one of my other 200x's that had great suspension and iit did the same thing. I have no idea what it could be. Any input would be great. Thanks alot!
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Anyone??????????

[TwoHundredEx]

Swingarm bolt is too tight?

[Danold]

There is a knob on the bottom of the shock to adjust the rebound. Just twist it for more or less rebound.

[hrc200x]

The dial is numbered, 1 is fastest rebound, 4 is slowest.

[2hundredx]

Thanks for all of the input guys. I'll give it a try. Thanks again!;)

[oldred95]

I just rebuilt the rear shock on my 200X and learned about the rebound rate knob down there. There isn't a lot of difference but when you go out and ride it you feel the difference a lot more then you think you would. I think I have mine set on 2 or 3. I didn't want it going up really fast yet I didn't want it to stay squatted too long after hitting a bump.

[2hundredx]

Thanks everybody for the awesome input! The dial on the bottom was the trick. Rebound is great now! Thanks alot guys!:TrikesOwn

[tri-Z ripper]

MAN that is to funny sorry 2hundredX too funny now you that you know its there it makes a nice difference to the attitude of the shock eh?