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Posted (edited)
33 minutes ago, thebob said:

It's a replacement of the adjuster "blank" fitted on the Performance level Float X shocks. More info here:

2022 FLOAT X/DHX LSC Upgrage | Bike Help Center | FOX (ridefox.com)

I know @BaGearA has posted something similar re the bleed ports on a fox fork….but it still boggles my mind how they basically charge you all the extra money for a label and a knob when all the valving etc is already there. Do they really think anyone with the slightest bit inquisitiveness wont notice lol

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16 minutes ago, MORNE said:

I know @BaGearA has posted something similar re the bleed ports on a fox fork….but it still boggles my mind how they basically charge you all the extra money for a label and a knob when all the valving etc is already there. Do they really think anyone with the slightest bit inquisitiveness wont notice lol

$25 to upgrade to essentially a "Performance Elite" level shock is not so bad. I once did some research to see how much it would be to do the same with a Fox DPX2 (adding the low speed compression adjuster) and it was more like $300

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I have a float x FS and honestly maybe the tune for the bike is just good but that Low speed adjustment does soooooo little.

 

 

Like fully open to fully closed only makes a very slight difference 

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On 7/3/2023 at 3:27 PM, jcvwburger said:

Something that doesn’t make sense

hell of a fun to ride 

 

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Ermahgerd that is awesome! I've had that exact bike in my cart on Rapide, but unfortunately the Tigre's top tube is just way too long for a drop bar setup (for my proportions anyway). Congratulations of being a flippen badass!

Edit: Slightly marked down for not aligning your tyre branding to the valve stem / rim branding, but seeing that it's a rad-as-balls local, drop bar, steel rigid bike you're excused.

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