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Yes, he can, here are the instructions from fox: https://www.ridefox.com/fox17/help.php?m=bike&id=2846 The debated part is how much these clicks of lsc are gonna really affect the suspension. I haven’t been able to ride yet as I have been recovering from knee surgery (acl, very popular this...

I also got this recently, it’s an upgrade for the Fox float shock, it gives you “functional” (it’s debated how much) low speed compression cap. Still much more satisfying than the original plastic cap

727 were my last grips on 2 bikes! Haven’t tested these new ones yet but I like the profile better since they’re half waffle compared to full. These are Domino Atv grips. https://www.domino-group.com/tommaselli/en/diam-22-black-atv-grips-0900-82-40-06-0.html

Wired these beauties… Might have found my new favorite push on: half waffle, wire grooves, decent rubber, also cheap

Yes, got them and no problems whatsoever

Yeah like once a week?

Got one of these last year, in black no holes, so far it worked as intended, also took some good strikes and managed to protect the plastic housing (which I had broken before but managed to “solder” with a PCB iron). The only drawback is that it’s a little bit more time consuming to take out the...

Be aware of the effective stem length, ie the position of the grips is the only things that matter in relation to steering input. I used to run a 45 mm stem with sqlab 30x handlebar but I didn’t like the steering, was too twitchy. Swapped to a race face atlas handlebar and measure a +10 mm on...

Nice! I have the almost the same rack but I’ve always clamped on the top tube near the seat tube, using the long clamp with the bike in the outside slot… gonna try this one

Pietra Ligure

Flawlessly, actually the whole bike was a riot coming down Rollercoaster, so good! Also did some more rocky trails near Savona and can’t complain, actually the only thing is I need a bigger water bottle 😅. I have the fork (36 rhythm) set up with Awk cartridge and small bump and mid stroke...

I have it aswell, no problem so far, going to Finale Ligure tomorrow for a proper test! Yes it allows rotation on the other axis to compensate for twisting forces, it has a spherical joint

These are my favorite pedals - best grip ever - you can also play with longer pins. I usually buy the bare metal ones, because paint won't last long on a pedal and then they look worse.. Last time I found some really cheap offer for the orange one - went ahead sanding all the paint off :ROFLMAO...

I’ve got a pair of Rapha after coming from POC, and they’re *really* good. It’s my first sleeve kneepad and the fit is perfect, no chafing behind the knee. Also level 2 certified. The materials from rapha are really good, I also have a pair of trail socks, and they’re my favorite

No you can replace just the front one, the rear must be fixed for the yoke to do its job properly this is the correct one for the Levo gen 3: https://dhsign.it/it/fixshox/58-fixshox-20mm.html

Did you also bought the little tool to install it or you can get away without it?

Interested to see how it performs, I might buy one too, you bought just one right?

Gonna bolt this big boy to the workbench, should be better at holding the levo

laced myself some lightbicycle rims - Ust (without holes), hope pro 4 and Sapim cx ray

Sqlab handlebar (12 backsweep, high rise) + and 45 mm stem from tag metals. Keen to try this combo next week, also read about matching stem length and fork offset