Identifying Suspension Parts

Jock-Muttley
Jock-Muttley Posts: 7
edited June 2009 in MTB workshop & tech
Hi there peeps

What I'm looking for is some help in Identifying parts - one is from my Scott Octane FX2 and thats the rear shocker - now this should have a resevoir attached (via the brass fitting) but that has gone west soo :shock:

A) Can anyone identify it?

and

B) if I can't find a resevoir for it can i use a solid bolt in place of the brass hose fitting and run a slightly heavier grade of shocker oil?

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The other bit I'm trying to identify so I can service them is this set of anonymous fairly beefy forks

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Yes they are worn but if I can identify them then I can service them and get them going they should do me fine


Thanks in advance..
Jock-Muttley - A.K.A. Gavin

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  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    I am pretty stumped! Doesn't look like original kit at all.
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  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,673
    sure i have already answered this once.

    White brothers fork.

    A)shock no idea

    but

    B) NO.
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  • Jock-Muttley
    Jock-Muttley Posts: 7
    Its a White Brothers UD 180 Downhill Fork circa 1999

    Thanks to Nick on this forum and to Eric at White Brothers who identified the beastie :)

    Can now get them serviced :D
    Jock-Muttley - A.K.A. Gavin

    The Original Junkyard Dawg

    Scott Octane 1
    Saracen Mantra1
    Raleigh MTrax
    Bontrager Custom

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