Why are they so gdamn hard to turn?Why even have them if I gotta carry a pipe wrench and a pick axe with me wherever I ride?Is there a fix for this yet?mucho gracias mi amigos.(a little love for my legal Immigrant compadre's here in AZ
Something is jammed. My Totem did the same thing when I first got it. If you are at the extremes of the adjustment range (high or low) the dials will jam in place and be almost impossible to turn in either direction. Once you get the adjustments back in range, they wont jam like that.
Mine have been rediculously stiff as well. The Bottom out knob especially, i think i've literally put vice grips on it before. And the compression ones are not only stiff but the shape of them digs into your hands super bad.
If they're brand new and hard to turn, that seems to be normal by most accounts. Put some gloves on, turn them back and forth for a few minutes, and they should break in fine.
If they're a few months old and you've already tried the above, sounds like a problem worth calling RS about.
Yeah,the bottom out is the worst.I prefer channel locks though.They make this really neat crunching noise if you do it right.
Is it wrong that the hL speed compression is absolutly no different whether it's all the way hard or soft?.I may just be being picky .I do that.
It's normal and with the bottom out even the manual states it should be done with the key. What's more worrying is that my rebound dials are kinda loose though nothing I can't fix.
If the bottom out knob needs to be done with a key,why does the Rock Shox rep at the Boxxer introduction at the previous Interbike made it so easy by turning the bottom out knob with it's fingers.
If the bottom out knob needs to be done with a key,why does the Rock Shox rep at the Boxxer introduction at the previous Interbike made it so easy by turning the bottom out knob with it's fingers.
If the bottom out knob needs to be done with a key,why does the Rock Shox rep at the Boxxer introduction at the previous Interbike made it so easy by turning the bottom out knob with it's fingers.[/QUOTE
guessing it wasn't full of air at the time... for the sake of demonstration, who knows
if the compression is hard to turn, loosen the bolt holding it on by 1/8th or 1/4th turn that will make the lowspeed a bit easier to turn.
and yes, they are tight when brand new, give them a good twisting for a minute or two
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