Shinn
Well-known member
Is this too close? I drilled out the holes in the bottle cage as much as I could. Doesn't seem to move any closer under sag but, I have no idea what's going on down there when I'm using more than 30% of the travel.
Stop laughing at me digger - its not nice.
the first time I took the air can off I became concerned it wasn't going to seal back up properly as it came off and went back on way too easily. Paired with the diamond D1 which has their OTT adjustment my Levo was completely transformed.I have just fitted a DVO Topaz T3 shock in place of the Rockshox Deluxe R Debonair.
WOW!
Worth every single penny, worth every month of the wait to get it.
The range of adjustment is very good and each one makes a noticeable difference. On my first ride, I could not believe how responsive and supple the rear end had become.
There is so little air actually in the bladder that you need to take care to get the pressure that you need. Because you can't check it without losing any air, and connecting up the shock pump loses a fair bit, then you have to go from how it feels. I was amazed at what impact changing the bladder pressure had on the shock. I do not like the supplied DVO shock-pump but my preferred 13-year old shock cannot comfortably bend into the small gap between the shock and the frame.
The shock itself is dead easy to work on. The air can is unscrewed to gain access to the internals, but if you just want to change the positive or negative tokens, the air can just slides off. I'm still puzzling over how DVO manage to make that work! I have a theory that I will check out next time I remove the air can.
I now have a Rockshox Deluxe R Debonair 210x55 for sale.
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