Forks making unusual noise cant work it out
Cb93
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Hi. Im hoping to get some advice on my forks.
I have a set of Rockshox Pike 327 (not the best model, i know) i aquired them off a friend at work, so dont really know the history of them, although he did say they could do with a service.
Anyway, i fitted them to bike and when out riding, ive noticed and unusual noise on rebound, almost like a squelching, bubbling sound, also when compressed it feels like it 'hits a stump' at about halfway.
Is this because they are in need of a service, or could this be a bigger problem.
Any help/info is much appreciated
TIA.
I have a set of Rockshox Pike 327 (not the best model, i know) i aquired them off a friend at work, so dont really know the history of them, although he did say they could do with a service.
Anyway, i fitted them to bike and when out riding, ive noticed and unusual noise on rebound, almost like a squelching, bubbling sound, also when compressed it feels like it 'hits a stump' at about halfway.
Is this because they are in need of a service, or could this be a bigger problem.
Any help/info is much appreciated
TIA.
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Squelching sound could just be the rebound damping, but hitting a stump?
I'd give them back.I don't do smileys.
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cooldad wrote:Squelching sound could just be the rebound damping, but hitting a stump?
I'd give them back.
I havent paid for them which is a plus.
They were just sat in his shed and said i could have them.
Im hoping they can be sorted. But lets say for arguments sake that all internal parts need relplacing, whats sort of price would i be looking at?
Im just trying a cheaper sloution as i can afford a new set at the momeny
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Cb93 wrote:cooldad wrote:Squelching sound could just be the rebound damping, but hitting a stump?
I'd give them back.
I havent paid for them which is a plus.
They were just sat in his shed and said i could have them.
Im hoping they can be sorted. But lets say for arguments sake that all internal parts need relplacing, whats sort of price would i be looking at?
Im just trying a cheaper sloution as i can afford a new set at the momeny
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Look on youtube at a basic lower lube service and do that, very easy and it will give you some ideas.
If any internal parts need replacing its going to start at £50 and go over £100 very quickly! (The list price for the uppers on my forks is in excess of £500).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 -
The rebound noise is probably just the damper working and is fine. Not sure about the other issue. It's a really simple fork, not a lot going on inside there. I'd strip them and give them a service, not a difficult job.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350
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Thanks for the help guys!
Think im going to strip them down and go from there.
Looks easy enough :P0