Enduro forks - digging through fecal matter
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Same as grip2, SC5 and many dampers that can purge excess/sucked up oil w/o blowing seals and such. No bladder is the big advantage IMO.
It's not just riding, but you keep your fork for a few years and then all of a sudden you can't buy the bladder anymore. Then also if you are changing the stacks you put wear and tear on it if you have to take it apart and being closed with a bladder means you have to bleed it when you refill, suck the air out, "massage" the bladder for the same, etc. The industry jumped on closed bladder dampers like a fly on shit and never bettered a good open bath damper, so all we ended up with were the negatives of bladder dampers. The newer generation of dampers coming in a lot of forks have moved on from this and it's a good thing overall.
Secret behind Vorsprung's Secus explained, at least partly:
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Trigger pulled on an MRP damper.
15% off sale going on now for Dad's Day.
Going in the Smashpotted Lyrik.
Ever since I got that Intend fork, everything else feels a bit turdish. Hopefully this will help.
15% off sale going on now for Dad's Day.
Going in the Smashpotted Lyrik.
Ever since I got that Intend fork, everything else feels a bit turdish. Hopefully this will help.
There are 2 different bearing assy, or fork spring seal head, for the RS 35mm forks. The one on the left allows for a bigger negative chamber which is good. A got a few different B1 air shafts lately and they all come with the bearing assy on the right... do you know how to get the one on the left?
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Fork spring seal head then.
Thats what I thought it was…i got confused
So my new Fox 36 is making a thud noise when the going gets rough. I can't reproduce it in the parking lot. It feels and sounds weird. I don't know if this is normal? It's almost like a delay or air in the damper or something.
Anyone know anything about this?
Anyone know anything about this?
You gave me a homework assignment as I don't get the reference. Never heard of it. Don't judge.
But yeeesss?
Here ya go!You gave me a homework assignment as I don't get the reference. Never heard of it. Don't judge.
But yeeesss?
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Spent more time with the '24 Grip 2 damper (same design as '21+, but with a supposedly firmer compression tune). Is it any firmer? A bit; still could use more. I'm installing the '25 Grip X2 damper tonight and will see how that fares.
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that makes you old, @Gary oldYou gave me a homework assignment as I don't get the reference. Never heard of it. Don't judge.
But yeeesss?
IDK. TikTok. Chinese spies. My policy these days is that I just don't do any socials. This is really the only one. And LinkedIn. Cuz jorbs.
And I made a goal for this year to actually talk to people. Like back in the olden days. Not text, email, etc. But actually talk to them.
Carrier pigeon, yes.
Maybe smoke signals. HA
