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That darn flux capacitor again, I knew it 😂. Thanks.

I’ve had oil leaking from my gen3 Levo expert several times. see photo. It appears around the rubber cover in front of rear wheel as well as the plastic motor cover. When I take the rubber cover off it’s wet with oil below the cover. I’ve taken out my dropper post wondering if it’s the post...

Never mind lol, it just pulls out from the bottom.

Looks good, just ordered mine. I’m trying to take the old one off but I’m not sure which screws release it. The two behind the door are out but it still doesn’t want to come out. Your thoughts?

LBS just called and said Fox would fix the air leak under warranty, but the shock really needs a full rebuild as it has about 1000 km’s on it. Fox will do it for $100 Canadian, normally $250. Fair enough.

The new Rockshox Super deluxe ultimate coil with hydraulic bottom out might be a good option for the GEN three. Have a look.

I will definitely try.

After a service not long after I purchased the bike due to the shock being aerated, it’s now loosing air quickly. Can’t get through a ride without massive air loss. Has close to 1000 km since the last service.

I think that’s the creativity that would make it work.

How the heck does one see a bowing motion of ones chain stay whilst riding said bike?

I was just happy they didn’t throw me out 🤣

I dented a rim and my LBS said that’s not covered. So I hammered it out and I’m still riding it. Glad your LBS went the extra mile.

Sorry, forgot to update. Specialized credited my LBS the full amount, as they can get that part here in Canada 🤷🏻‍♂️. I wouldn’t want another one again anyway. Specialized were great to deal with. I installed a regular star nut and top cap and will carry my tools from here on out.

I have the regular link and find it exactly what I was looking for. Better bottom out resistance, better traction and more travel. Keep in mind I’m not a heavy rider at 175, and wasn’t bottoming out all the time easily. So for the average rider the link is exactly what’s needed. For someone...

Are you still bottoming easily or just occasionally? If easily then try 25% sag, otherwise reduce sag by 1or 2 percent increments until it takes care of it. Nothing wrong with a little less sag, just make sure you balance the front at the same time as you don’t want the back jacked up.

At about 175 lbs I don’t notice any flex in the back of the bike. This bike is noticeably stiffer than my 2021 Trek Remedy in fact. I would check all the pivot bolts to ensure they are tight if you haven’t. As you probably know, air shocks are generally better suited for heavier riders and...

I’m not familiar with this flex you’re talking about. Where exactly is the suspension flexing? Be specific please as I don’t know what this is referring to.

When it comes to Fox assembly quality control you never know what you’re going to get. They have to be one of the worst offenders in the industry presently. The Fox suspension that’s on my bike performs very well after addressing their quality control issues, but knowing what I know now, along...

I doubt you’ll be disappointed. I’ve had about 4 rides on it now and love it. All the support I need and still nice and supple. Hucked about an 8+ footer to a very rough landing and it got very close to bottoming out, which is just about where I want it to be. On the original link that drop...

After a service it’s night and day. My fork would also blow through the travel very easily. My brothers was way worse than mine. His was extremely harsh and wouldn’t track the ground well at all. After the service it was super plush and progressive. It’s because of all the grease inside...