Originally posted by Acadian
the teaam edition ones yes.
Originally posted by Gun Show
Yes I am a team rider,
The operative word is rider. I am fortunate enough to have access to the latest in suspension technology and I want to get the word out on how good it is. Not only do I want to talk about it, but as you read in my post, I have offered my factory rigs available to anyone who wants to try before they buy. If I didn't believe in it or if there were kinks yet to be worked out, I wouldn't have offered.
Most importantly, I want to create awareness that technology is developing and sites like this are the sounding board which many people gather their feedback.
Once again, Big Bear this weekend, or at the National anyone is welcome to ride my rig for themselves and experience the new technology.
I hope this post clearly takes me out of the sponsor Ho' category
and into the simple Bro' category.
Brett
On my RFX, Darren set it up pretty stiff - which works great - it's much stiffer than the Romic was if I just try to flex it without riding, but it actually feels better on trails and drops than the RomicOriginally posted by Incubus
[Question for everyone that's already pushed: Is this how yours felt as well?
Keep going at him, Luc will snapOriginally posted by Brian HCM#1
I hear they work great on Turners.
No he won't, he's too worried about the shocks weight.Originally posted by ViolentVolante
Keep going at him, Luc will snap
that sounds just like someone i knowOriginally posted by Brian HCM#1
No he won't, he's too worried about the shocks weight.
Sounds like me, at 14lbs for the frame, i dont think any amount of money could make me a strong sub 40lbs bikeOriginally posted by Acadian
omfg...listen to you! I'm not the one that is all of a sudden upgrading everything on my bike just to make it lighter.
mine does weigh less than yours already well maybe not as of tomorrowOriginally posted by Acadian
that's rigth...Brian is collecting scales as of late. Oh how he wishes he could get his Army down to 40, heck all he wants is his bike to weigh less than mine...hahaha.
My Army is fairly light, weighs in @ 43lbs.Originally posted by ViolentVolante
mine does weigh less than yours already well maybe not as of tomorrow
Brian if you build with my parts spec 75% of the parts on your bike are already the same as mine, your army will break 40
Listen to you, you're the one who was weighing your Romic, I told you to look into an Avy and you said they were too heavy. One day you'll see the light and stop playing games with these toy shocksOriginally posted by Acadian
omfg...listen to you! I'm not the one that is all of a sudden upgrading everything on my bike just to make it lighter. How many digital scales have you bought lately? :devil:
It's all on their website.Originally posted by shocktower
So how much does it cost for sevicing a Vanilla,cause my XC rig is hurting for a shock make-over
You need to stress that with Mr. Luc.Originally posted by Espen
I have used alot of light components on my bike, so I can add some extra where it's needed most.
Espen
Originally posted by Brian HCM#1
You need to stress that with Mr. Luc.
LOL, whats the news on the Disco?Originally posted by ViolentVolante
Luc will come to his senses and get an avy when he gets off the internet, rides his bike and his romic blows up. :devil:
sorry luc im an ass
Originally posted by Brian HCM#1
LOL, whats the news on the Disco?
Did you pull the Disco apart using those cresent wrenches & hammer? I'm scared to see how the Lambada goes togetherOriginally posted by ViolentVolante
many many pieces
Lighter than your pieces
But anyways, the lambda is guranteed (sp?) to arrive before noon today , its being built up, then taken on an urban drop to flat hell ride from 1pm-1am downtown Chicago
Well on Karpiels you have tooOriginally posted by ViolentVolante
I just reliazed it, i have a hammer in the picture of tools, ummm, ya everyone uses hammers to work on high end bikes
Originally posted by Brian HCM#1
Did you pull the Disco apart using those cresent wrenches & hammer? I'm scared to see how the Lambada goes together
Originally posted by Gun Show
The answer to all the inquiries:
Yes, my bike is the one pictured with the external reservoir.
This shock will never be available for production. It is a one time race only production limited run of about 15 shocks that will ever be produced.
you can usually feel a bit of harshness with fully closed rebound, but its hard to tell a diff within the useful range of rebound adjustment thoughOriginally posted by zedro
Fox's, even Avys have the 'common bleed', which means theres somewhat of an interdependance, although hell if i can tell.
Originally posted by vitox
is there anything more special about it other than the external reservoir?
because from what i see on the picture, someone took a saw to a normal RC, threaded the two parts, got some brass couplings from a hydraulics supply store (or from an avy) and connected the parts.
which is of course the way to do it, but doesnt make for a different shock.
Originally posted by ViolentVolante
all of the internals are all new prototype ones, theyre undergoing the patent process, thats why only race teams can get those shocks
Been on one since January, no problems and still loving it.Originally posted by vitox
any news on how the pushed rc`s are holding up? because thats the only thing that could ruin the party for the pushers, its the same idea as an avy so it would be interesting to see how it holds up since the structure and the oil volume is so much smaller.
Originally posted by Gun Show
Hey Monkeys,
In the middle there is a piston with holes in it that has a shim that partially covers the holes. When this shim covers the holes it restricts oil flow and decreases the performance of the shock. Why does Fox do this? Because it only costs .001 cents to do it and in production shocks, it's good enough.
Part of the Push upgrade is to offer a piston that is completely performance driven and does not have any shortcuts like an off the shelf production shock.
Originally posted by Gun Show
Hey Monkeys,
Take a look at surfinguru's picture of the parts that Push took out
of the Fox shock. In the middle there is a piston with holes in it that has a shim that partially covers the holes. When this shim covers the holes it restricts oil flow and decreases the performance of the shock. Why does Fox do this? Because it only costs .001 cents to do it and in production shocks, it's good enough.
Part of the Push upgrade is to offer a piston that is completely performance driven and does not have any shortcuts like an off the shelf production shock.
Seriously, the season is in full swing, the word is out and Push
is working round the clock making shocks better for the riding community to enjoy plush Push performance. I'll be at Hollywood sports BMX track Wednesday night with my Rail, and Pushed shock if anyone wants to see to believe.