How do I increase travel on FOX 32?
You can adjust the travel of most 32mm FLOAT forks by 10mm increments. Most forks can have their travel shortenend, but only select few models can have their travel extended.
How often should I service my FOX forks?
Fox recommends that the minimum suspension fork and shock service is 125 hours of use, yearly, or whichever comes first. That is certainly on the longer side of things. Similar to changing the oil in your car, the more frequently you service your suspension, the better the fork will perform for longer.
How much does a FOX fork service cost?
$190 USD • $220 CAD* Thorough inspection of fork for wear and/or damage. Complete teardown and rebuild of damper, including new seals and oil. New dust wipers and foam rings.
How much air should I put in my Fox forks?
Setting Fork Air Pressure Sag range should be set to 15–20% of total fork travel. Unscrew the blue air cap on top of the left fork leg counter-clockwise to expose the Schrader valve. Attach a FOX High Pressure Pump to the Schrader valve.
How do I know which FOX shocks I have?
On FOX shocks 2013+ you can normally find a shock custom tune id printed on the label around the air sleeve:
- In the above picture we can see the ID being C372.
- The page will list information regarding the specific code, the above shock gives us:
Can you reduce travel on Fox forks?
34mm forks can be reduced in travel as low as 110mm. 2016 27.5in 34mm forks may have travel extended up to 160mm….34mm FLOAT.
| Travel | 34mm Air Volume Spacers (Max) |
|---|---|
| 150 (27.5 Only) | 2 (5) |
| 160 (27.5 Only) | 1 (4) |
What’s the best Fox suspension?
Fox’s DHX2 is the best in the business when it comes to coil shocks, and for 2021, the DHX2 is better than ever. It’s proven in the World Cup and it’ll turn your rides into epic thrill-fests. It’ll keep your rear wheel glued to the ground for unmatched traction and speed.
How often should Fox forks be serviced?
Fox Suspension Service Fox recommends that the minimum suspension fork and shock service is 125 hours of use, yearly, or whichever comes first.
How often should you fork service?
On modern, cartridge style suspension forks, most manufacturers recommend at least changing the lubrication oil every 30-50 hours, and doing a full, more extensive damper overhaul once a year.