Yukon Joe
FRF Addict
I can only assume that different terrain may warrant different settings. As you get better you will go faster. Going faster in different conditions and terrain will no doubt require fine tuning your ride to your preference. You may want a different ride on the road than you do offroad. The ability to adjust on the fly adds a bit more versatility. .
Completely agree Randy. And I push my truck and myself while driving offroad. Just don't know if I'm ready for these yet.... I'm thinking next time the shocks need to be re-built that I'll upgrade.