Scott TwinLoc Lever - or other options?
YellaBelly
Posts: 130
Hi,
I have a FOX CTD remote lockout lever on my new bike, and to be blunt I hate it. It's bulky, it's not ergonomic, it drops straight from full lock into full open, bypassing the trail mode en route. I want to change it. I'm running Fox Float 32 Factory forks and a Fox Float DPS Factory shock.
The Scott Twinloc system seems vastly superior, better functionality, neater package. Could anybody advise if one would work? My worry is the length of pull on the cables could be different, so the suspension doesn't reach full lockout or full open. I'd also ideally like an under-the-bar style twinloc but there seems to be very little information available.
Alternatively, are there are other 3 position dual-lockout systems out there?
I have a FOX CTD remote lockout lever on my new bike, and to be blunt I hate it. It's bulky, it's not ergonomic, it drops straight from full lock into full open, bypassing the trail mode en route. I want to change it. I'm running Fox Float 32 Factory forks and a Fox Float DPS Factory shock.
The Scott Twinloc system seems vastly superior, better functionality, neater package. Could anybody advise if one would work? My worry is the length of pull on the cables could be different, so the suspension doesn't reach full lockout or full open. I'd also ideally like an under-the-bar style twinloc but there seems to be very little information available.
Alternatively, are there are other 3 position dual-lockout systems out there?
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Old friction thumb shifter....sorted!
If you want to use it under the bar get a right hand shifter so the orientation would still be right.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0 -
Thanks for the suggestion, but wouldn't that only operate a single cable?0
