RockShox - Lyrik R2C DH Solo air

MagnePange
MagnePange Posts: 38
edited July 2012 in MTB workshop & tech
Hello!

I think I have adressed some similar topics in the past: I have a RS L R2C DH 2-Step fork. I think its a bit unsensitive over smalbumps. Someone told me to remove the fooldgate: well that´s a good idea. But my fork don´t have a floodgate. Soo that can not be done.

I wonder if anyone has tested both options and have som hints to give how big the difference really is between the Solo air and the solo air 2 step.

Thank´s

MP

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  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    are you asking how they ride or how to convert?
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  • ride_whenever
    ride_whenever Posts: 13,279
    According to tf tuned:

    Basically the 2-step (or indeed any travel adjust air fork) with have a lot more seals than a solo air one. All these seals have to be air tight so they remove a lot of the suppleness to small bumps. You should be able to notice a big difference in the small bump sensitivity on a solo air vs. 2-step

    According to me:

    Removing the floodgate will do precisely nothing for sensitivity.
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  • MagnePange
    MagnePange Posts: 38
    ride_whenever wrote:
    According to tf tuned:

    Basically the 2-step (or indeed any travel adjust air fork) with have a lot more seals than a solo air one. All these seals have to be air tight so they remove a lot of the suppleness to small bumps. You should be able to notice a big difference in the small bump sensitivity on a solo air vs. 2-step

    According to me:

    Removing the floodgate will do precisely nothing for sensitivity.

    Thank´s! That´s the info I was looking for.

    / MP

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