Fox Float 130 clicking

streako · June 2007

My forks have just recently started clicking and clacking both in torsion/steering and compression/rebound.
They seem to work alright still and arent spilling oil, but I hate things not being perfect, and the noise is distracting.

Do they need servicing maybe? Or should I just run them into the ground.[:p]

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Unknown · June 2007

sounds like the classic loose bushes of fox..

TFTuned can adjust them to perfection., mojo will have a go but never get them as good as tf..

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streako · June 2007

Good call, Fozzy. I will probably replace with Pikes in a year or so, but I think I will get em Tuned.

How much do they charge, roughly?

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Unknown · June 2007

just check the price out for a general service
about œ75 i think... not sure to lazy to check.

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Aux1 · June 2007

Hmm one of the guys I rode with had some Fox fork, and it also did the clicky clacky thing... Maybe it's the same thing! Is it a production flaw?

So you say, off to the service with them?

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Unknown · June 2007

no it's not, the bushes wear in initially once the initial bedding in period is over the bushes often need adjusting to perfection once this is done you never have an issue again.

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