Contact Fox and tell them the distributor won’t help you. And no, people aren’t lying. They are replacing them. But, I suspect at some point point they won’t be replacing them anymore.
^ That’s a mountain bike, not a gravel bike. 🤦🏼♂️ I have a Trek EXe 9.7. Plus Scott bikes is having some issues right now. So, I would buy anything from them.
I had a slight hypoclicimia problem. For me it was caused from an endless cycle of eating junk carbs, having a low blood sugar crash and repeat. It took a while to break that cycle. I’m actually better if I don’t eat till late afternoon and eat a quality lunch and dinner, and stay away from the...
I got pretty decent range today. I had 12% battery left, when I got back home. I wish the app could tell us how much time we spend in which power mode. But, I’m going to guess 70% in low, 20% in medium and 10% in high mode. I ran into a couple with EXes. So, that was nice to see. I’m still...
OP, I have an idea that you might be interested in. I don’t understand why SRAM has this huge pod thing hanging off the bars, so you can change gears. Someone needs to develop something much smaller, that sits on the bar, but doesn’t hang off of it. I’m envisioning something just like the power...
I have the Z1 coil kit in my Fox Rhythm 36. With that and the X2 out back, I can’t complain about anything. This setup is 100% better than the stock setup for my 9.7. The amount of speed I can carry is amazing.
The X2 is very easy to set up. The recommended settings for the psi used to get 30% sag are very close. The only adjustment I made was to open the LSR adjuster by 2 clicks.
If it’s a 60 mm stroke shock, like the OEM shock, that’s very close to full travel. Mine is a 62.5 mm stroke and the rubber ring is just below the word Kashima on the gold shock tube at full bottom out. Plus, you’ll never get the advertised 60 mm of stroke anyway. If the shock feels good and...
Who told you that? Because, per my contact at Fox, that’s not possible. If it were, they would be rebuilding shocks instead of replacing old ones with new ones.