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RockShox Super Deluxe Coil Select, 62.5x230mm,62.5mm Stroke?
RockShox Super Deluxe Coil Select, 62.5x230mm,62.5mm Stroke?
It's normal especially on specialized bikes! My comp version also has itCan anyone comment on whether the below ~1mm gap in the headset is normal?
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After querying it with the shop they said that ‘they’re all like that’ but they did let it out of the workshop with a steerer tube spacer missing and therefore some noticeable play in the headset, so I’m a bit reluctant to just take their word for it...
It doesn’t push down any further, as the compression ring is pronounced and stops this.
With my cane creek 40 headset on the analogue bike everything sits flush.
I think both Levo and Kenovo have 31,8Can anyone confirm the stock handlebar diameter on the 2020 Expert? Is it a 35mm clamp? Doesn’t seem to be listed on the Specialized site. Just doing a bit of handlebar shopping and don’t have my bike with me.
I think both Levo and Kenovo have 31,8
Any one know what the torque setting is on this? both sides are loose (other side was sticking out)
Cheers
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Any one know what the torque setting is on this? both sides are loose (other side was sticking out)
Cheers
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Just checked, they are 20.3Nm/180lbs Pablo, Page 20 in manual
Just checked, they are 20.3Nm/180lbs Pablo, Page 20 in manual
Thanks mate, didn’t think to check there
How are you planning on removing the washer? If you want to get it off without damaging it you need to drain the nitrogen from the shock and remove the shock mounting eye. The nitrogen will need to be replaced afterwards which isn’t a home mechanic job.
If you cut it off and any of the shock linkages hit the frame because of the extra travel what are you going to do?
I think that’s a great idea!
I’m no mechanic though so maybe wait for a few pros to weigh in.
Thanks Christian. I am somewhat known for having bad ideas..??
Haha!!! Nice... Think you are close to the 230mm eye to eye?Me too, I am never happy with anything I buy. It has to be modified to my liking. Im running a 236/70mm Ohlins with an offset bush on my 2020 and have no problems at all.
232 exactly as the bush is 4mm offset. I had another bush up top but it was a solid fit and would keep loosening the shock bolt so had to take it out. The bike rides a little higher than it should but no biggie. I am going to play with a Levo bracket to see if I can drop the bottom bracket down to stock height or lower
Plenty of space there, I think on full squash it had around 20mm space. You’ll shit it in with 65mm.Thanks Christian for the info. If you are 232 w/ a 70mm stroke and no clearance issues, I should have no problem @ 65 mm
this is good newsPlenty of space there, I think on full squash it had around 20mm space. You’ll shit it in with 65mm.
For the record I’ve bottomed out a few times on massive drops and no marks on the frame.
When swapping the coil on my X-spurt, I noticed there's a plastic washer underneath the rubber bump stop. See photo. View attachment 23904 This washer does not appear in the super deluxe coil service manual as near as I can tell. So my question is, is this really a 65 mm shock simply shimmed down to 62.5 and can I remove the shim to increase the travel? If so, I am thinking remove the shim, flip the chip, and change the boxxer to 190 mm for a little more travel and a little more ground clearance without totally changing the geometry. What do you guys think?
My 55mm stroke super deluxe coil does not have the gravel reducing washer and the bump stop is directly on the spring retainer so it's unlikely the washer has any other function other than reducing travel.That washer is supposed to be there - I recently bought a brand new super deluxe coil for another bike and it has the washer, its purpose is to stop the rubber bottom out bumper stop deforming on the spring retainer , specifically the slot where you slide the retainer on. At least that's what I was told!
Yes, interesting. What was the stroke on your new shock? The exploded view does not show it, but if you look really closely at the bottom of the bump stop it looks like there's somethingThat washer is supposed to be there - I recently bought a brand new super deluxe coil for another bike and it has the washer, its purpose is to stop the rubber bottom out bumper stop deforming on the spring retainer , specifically the slot where you slide the retainer on. At least that's what I was told!
That's what I am thinking..My 55mm stroke super deluxe coil does not have the gravel reducing washer and the bump stop is directly on the spring retainer so it's unlikely the washer has any other function other than reducing travel.
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