I can't find it anywhere?! How can I find it without taking the shock off the bike and taking the air out etc?
anyone? anyone?
anyone? anyone?
shock travel
- Thread starter MtnBikerChk
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Think I found it 
I measured the i2i and then went to fox's website and the only travel float with an i2i of 6.5=1.5 travel. sound right?
I measured the i2i and then went to fox's website and the only travel float with an i2i of 6.5=1.5 travel.
sound right?
are you talking shock stroke?
same thing, right?Brian HCM#1 said:
NoMtnBikerChk said:
At least, the terminology isn't quite right. Shock stroke is the amount that the shock moves in and out. When you say travel people assume you mean rear wheel travel.
How's the setup going?
the fox manual actually calls it "shock travel." It ranges from 1-3." So I ask again - same thing, right?binary visions said:No
At least, the terminology isn't quite right. Shock stroke is the amount that the shock moves in and out. When you say travel people assume you mean rear wheel travel.
How's the setup going?
fork is done and now that I know what I'm shooting for, I'll do the rear first thing tomorrow.
ridey at 9am!
Yeah, I looked at the 06 Fox Rear Shock manual. Their "Shock Travel" is what we call stroke length.MtnBikerChk said:
You can measure the length of the "Shock Body" (page 9 of the 06 rear shock manual), the inner shaft that sticks out, and that will give you the "Shock Travel".
Gotcha.. Well, whatever Fox chooses to call it, I'm just sayin' that most people won't call it thatMtnBikerChk said:
Good luck on your ride tomorrow!
don't confuse me :mumble:binary visions said:Gotcha.. Well, whatever Fox chooses to call it, I'm just sayin' that most people won't call it that
Good luck on your ride tomorrow!
