Can excessive fork dive affect braking - Tiger 885

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More weight over the front wheel resulting from the nose dive (forks compressing) helps the bike slow quicker.
Does your front often bottom out? [b]Back wheel feel like it's leaving the road, skipping sideways?  If yes to either then compression is probably too soft.

But couldn't this also be due to lack of rebound damping on the rear shock? (I'll have Frosties' head exploding before I'm through here  :b )

But as you met ion it feels harsh over poor rutted ground (I presume you're still talking about the front)  this is indication of compression too hard.  Oh a contradiction.

Yeah leave out the contradictions will ya, ya goat shagger  :lol

Also when riding give this a go...........DON'T PANIC  :eek

Yeah, hospital food ain't that bad these days, and hedges are soft 
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Ahaaaaaa - nope, no way Nick. Got an all singing/dancing 2 way upgraded Nitron rear shock fitted so  :2fingers