Bryan C
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Makes sense, might be a USA only warranty stipulation. Sounds like a good deal for those that get the coverage.
Levo Gen 3 Cascade Link 2022+ Levo Long Shock Kit
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Makes sense, might be a USA only warranty stipulation. Sounds like a good deal for those that get the coverage.
rydeezie
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Thinking the same on case by case for dealers. I usually call specialized rider care in US to get answers. Then i go to the dealer already knowing what’s up. Luckily my LBS is trustworthy and always takes care of me. They’ll reach out to the warranty reps. Sometimes dealers can get mixed up with warranty info since they deal with multiple suppliers. I’ve been going to the same LBS for years
Bryan C
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I stand corrected. I should know better than to quote a local shop employee.
maramouse
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Hi @Lasse, excuse me, if I can ask, 2 questions, first one I have a fox 38 set at 170 mm and I have a head tube angle of 63 degrees, with a "low and slack" set, you who use the zeb 180 what hta do you have?
second question, I am 82/83 kg with clothing, helmet and backpack and body protectors, I have a dhx2 factory 2021 and I use a 525 lbs spring as cascade table and I am fine, but I do not do high jumps, I ask you that spring you use and how much you weigh, thanks.
second question, I am 82/83 kg with clothing, helmet and backpack and body protectors, I have a dhx2 factory 2021 and I use a 525 lbs spring as cascade table and I am fine, but I do not do high jumps, I ask you that spring you use and how much you weigh, thanks.
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Hi @maramouse .
I used a 29" rear wheel combined with low setting, no changes to head cup.
My weight is 80-82kg, and used a 500lbs fox SLS spring, and was happy with that.
However, the MARZOCCHI Bomber CR is not up to the task. My friend had the same setup, and we both have blown the shock oil out. Are now looking for a replacement shock
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D@x
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Anyone paired the long kit with an e storia or push 11/6? I like the x2 but not airing to 265psu every other ride. I have an ext in my amish bike and that shock is awesome.
Maxxis Assegai 2.5" fits if you have rear link i "long" setting. Some mud guards might have clearance issues..I have a pair of SC reserve 29", and love those. Actually haven't tried the mullet setup yet, will do that
SteveRS
Member
Looks killer, love it. I’m thinking of the Cascade link for the stock shock, I’ve heard that is good also.
mk2021
Member
I messaged cascade components earlier today to see what they recommended to use with the link. Between the ttx22 or x2 and 160 or 170mm fork to which I was half expecting them to reply the x2 and 170mm upfront. But instead, their response was the ttx22 and 160mm upfront. Which kind of begs the question is anyone running it with a 160 fork up front and if so how are you finding it geo wise compared to the original stock link?
losgatosgtr
Well-known member
What are the advantages in ride quality and handling of the gen 3 levo with long cascade link versus just going with a newer Kenevo? I'm debating getting new 2021 or 22 Kenevo with 700 wh battery and putting my 230 x 62.5 EXT Storia lok 3 on it. Similar set up to what Rob is doing with mullet or full 29er set up on his new yellow Kenevo.
I’ve been riding the cascade long link with a Ohlins TTX22 230x65 with the Fox 38 extended to 170mm for the last few months. I’ve ridden BPW and more local trails and I’m very happy with it, slack at the front with high setting on the rear. Back end melts away out of mind now.
I’m on an S3 at 85kg.
we are heading to Morzine this weekend for week. I don’t do massive jumps, but doclear tables and do good size drops.
The bike feels really good, probably lost a bit of fund simply because it is so much more capable now - but that’s what I wanted to be able to soak up big landings.
I’m on an S3 at 85kg.
we are heading to Morzine this weekend for week. I don’t do massive jumps, but doclear tables and do good size drops.
The bike feels really good, probably lost a bit of fund simply because it is so much more capable now - but that’s what I wanted to be able to soak up big landings.
Also the BB height feels fine, honestly no issues.
2wheelshredy
Member
I just picked up a gen 3 a couple days ago. Got the comp carbon and put my parts on it. Got the long travel link today and have the E stroia EXT on order. 38 at 170mm, ran that shock on my 2020 levo and it was rad. I thin kit is prob the most durable coil for the yolk style bikes.
Dmaguirenz
Member
Can anyone share there fox X2 2021/22 build code? Long link is coming and I have a X2 with a medium compression and rebound tune. Will this work OK? Considering the stock tune seems to be low compression and firm rebound, TIA
JetSedgwick
E*POWAH Master
I'm also thinking this. any update?
Hi matey! I was just wondering where you found those graphics for the air can on the X2? Many thanks
Here's my long travel Levo.
180mm front and rear full 29er
Possibly the best bike for DH bombing and hard enduro charging I've ever ridden!
180mm front and rear full 29er
Possibly the best bike for DH bombing and hard enduro charging I've ever ridden!
maramouse
Active member
Hi Rob, is the original link or a cascade product? what lenght of shock do you use? and what setting of chainstsy use with 29er rear wheel?
Thanks.
Thanks.
I cheated and just started with a Kenevo - just put in 29er wheels and single crown fork.
Chrysaor
Active member
Such a beast, super clean looking bike !
I had some bladed spoke deemax in the past on my enduro rig, they look so nice I miss them
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