Our standard setup without a shim caters to the needs of most riders. However, responding to widespread interest, we’re offering a shim kit for enthusiasts eager to explore diverse configurations. The kit comprises 6 shims, split evenly between positive (+0.25, +0.5, +1.0) and negative (-0.25, -0.5, -1.0) values, which can be combined to achieve an array of angles.
Incorporating a Positive shim, termed so for its role in amplifying the angle between the front and rear wings by elevating the rear wing’s back, is particularly beneficial for heavier riders seeking increased pressure on the front foot, though it may slightly reduce speed.
Conversely, employing a Negative shim, named for its effect of lessening the angle between the front and rear wings through the elevation of the rear wing’s front, is advantageous for lighter riders by diminishing front foot pressure and potentially enhancing speed.