Difference between Fox CTD and non CTD?
RipGroove
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I need some quick info as possibly going to buy a bike tomorrow.
I need to know the difference between the Fox RP-2 (with DRCV) and Fox shock with CTD?
Same goes for forks, whats the difference between the Fox 32 Float RL and a similar Fox fork with CTD?
Basically I've been on the lookout for a 2013 Trek Fuel with CTD but have got fed up with waiting for the right one to come along and have found a 2012 Trek Fuel which has DCRV but but no CTD. I'll be using the bike for a complete mixture of trails up & down which is originally why I wanted CTD.
I need to know the difference between the Fox RP-2 (with DRCV) and Fox shock with CTD?
Same goes for forks, whats the difference between the Fox 32 Float RL and a similar Fox fork with CTD?
Basically I've been on the lookout for a 2013 Trek Fuel with CTD but have got fed up with waiting for the right one to come along and have found a 2012 Trek Fuel which has DCRV but but no CTD. I'll be using the bike for a complete mixture of trails up & down which is originally why I wanted CTD.
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I would avoid CTD. They took away all the adjustment and replaced it with a system which wasn't as good.
Fox Evolution CTD forks are particularly nasty.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350 -
I would avoid CTD. They took away all the adjustment and replaced it with a system which wasn't as good.
Fox Evolution CTD forks are particularly nasty.
Ah OK well that makes me feel a bit better then, the bike I'm looking at is a 2012 Trek Fuel EX8, will that be OK for trails up/down/flat?
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Rear shock = Fox Performance Series Float RP-2 w/DRCV, ProPedal, rebound; 7.25x2.0", tuned by Trek in California
Fork = Fox 32 Float RL, Trek DRCV air spring, lockout, rebound, E2 tapered steerer, 15QR thru axle, 120mm travel, tuned by Trek in California0 -
Great all round trail bike. Personally I don't like Trek's rear suspension, I find it a bit wallowy.
If you get on with it then it will be perfect for xc & trail centre stuff although if you want to ride more extreme trails then something like the Trek Remedy, Giant Reign or Specialized Stumpjumper may be better.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350 -
Great all round trail bike. Personally I don't like Trek's rear suspension, I find it a bit wallowy.
If you get on with it then it will be perfect for xc & trail centre stuff although if you want to ride more extreme trails then something like the Trek Remedy, Giant Reign or Specialized Stumpjumper may be better.
Awesome thanks, for what I want it should be ok then.0
