rear shocks
morleyman200
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I have a new canyon torque ex and it came with a cane creak double barrel CS, all is good apart from the position of the shock, how it is at the moment I can't really use the CS switch nor can I get an Allen key in to adjust the rebound and compression.
I was thinking could I just simply turn the shock around? But I remember reading somewhere I shouldn't have the shock in a different orientation within the frame, my question is, why shouldn't I have it in a different orientation, and will it actually do any harm?
Thanks
Tom
I was thinking could I just simply turn the shock around? But I remember reading somewhere I shouldn't have the shock in a different orientation within the frame, my question is, why shouldn't I have it in a different orientation, and will it actually do any harm?
Thanks
Tom
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It makes no difference either way up.I don't do smileys.
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Parktools0 -
so long as it doesn't interfere with the frame you can turn it round or upside down0
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Ive got a norco and the rear shock came with it "upside" down.
As people are always pointing out :roll:Boardman Comp.
Norco Fluid0 -
neddie wrote:Ive got a norco and the rear shock came with it "upside" down.
As people are always pointing out :roll:
is the air can at the bottom bracket?0 -
Yeah ?Boardman Comp.
Norco Fluid0 -
is it not upside down to what you normally see for the Norco?0
