jsmbythebay
New Member
Hey all!
I will be acquiring a carbon Gen3 S4 any day now. I have spoken to a number of folks who have all but convinced me to install a Cascade Compnents Long Shock linkage.
What there is not any concensus on is which shock to acquire and install. The recommended shock is over $1100, and due to that, not my preferred option. Some have said that this suspension begs for a coil. Some have said that it's still not progressive enough to optimize a coil and wasn't designed for one anyways. Some have said that there are very vew coil options that will fit and/or that are warrantied. I'd love any feedback/advice on the topic.
Additionally, if anyone has any feedback on any related geometry changes that resulted from their install, I'd love to hear about that. One poster said it raised their bottom bracket by 18mm. Another poster said that they had to buy a 180mm fork to make the bike feel balanced. Cascade has nothing to say on this topic from what I can tell.
Happy trails!
I will be acquiring a carbon Gen3 S4 any day now. I have spoken to a number of folks who have all but convinced me to install a Cascade Compnents Long Shock linkage.
What there is not any concensus on is which shock to acquire and install. The recommended shock is over $1100, and due to that, not my preferred option. Some have said that this suspension begs for a coil. Some have said that it's still not progressive enough to optimize a coil and wasn't designed for one anyways. Some have said that there are very vew coil options that will fit and/or that are warrantied. I'd love any feedback/advice on the topic.
Additionally, if anyone has any feedback on any related geometry changes that resulted from their install, I'd love to hear about that. One poster said it raised their bottom bracket by 18mm. Another poster said that they had to buy a 180mm fork to make the bike feel balanced. Cascade has nothing to say on this topic from what I can tell.
Happy trails!