Sektor TK air valve location ???

elredso

Assume I am being very dim - but cant find the air cartridge to change fork pressure on this fork !

They are on a Cannondale Jekyll

One side = Min / Max lever (that alters travel from 120 to 150)
Other side = Lockout lever (switches lockout on and off)

Bottom of fork leg = Rebound adjuster
Other side = Hex head

Didnt get a manual with them - as came with bike, cant find one on website either

Cheers

cooldad

Maybe they're coil.
But all tech docs are on Sram's website.

nicklouse

year of bike?

is it an air fork?

pics of the top of the left leg. you sat on bike.

The Northern Monkey

The positive air chamber valve is under the top cap located on the non-drive side fork leg. If the fork also has a negative air chamber, remove the valve cap located at the bottom of the non-drive side air chamber.

The positive air chamber valve cap for 2-Step and Dual Position Air forks is located at the bottom of the non-drive side fork leg.

Edit: thats 2011 forks I think.

cooldad

I think the dual position are only coil.

warpcow

^^This. It's not an air fork.

chez_m356

cooldad wrote:

I think the dual position are only coil.

certainly looks that way, from sram website

The RockShox Sektor is a perfect example of trickle down technology. Take the great performance and the chassis of the Revelation and tag it with a price you won't believe. And there is still Motion Control damping and the new Dual Position Coil in the Sektor to transform your downhill into smooth and your uphill into easy.

cooldad

Which would explain the lack of a valve.

elredso

well thats confusing as they have an air pressure specified for teh tk on their chart:

http://cdn.sram.com/cdn/farfuture/Kbem4 ... t_2013.pdf

cooldad

elredso wrote:

well thats confusing as they have an air pressure specified for teh tk on their chart:

http://cdn.sram.com/cdn/farfuture/Kbem4 ... t_2013.pdf

For the Solo Air. Looks like you have a coil.