It's business as usual in the workshop as we swing through spring into the summer season.
It's always busy this time of year, so if you are going away remember to plan ahead and don't leave it late to book your service.
The earliest booking date is always live on our homepage below. We look forward to seeing your suspension soon!
It's business as usual in the workshop as we swing through spring into the summer season.
It's always busy this time of year, so if you are going away remember to plan ahead and don't leave it late to book your service.
The earliest booking date is always live on our homepage below. We look forward to seeing your suspension soon!
Tools needed: Bike stand (optional); Allen keys (various sizes)
Fitting the shock
If you have one, secure the bike in its stand.
Start by attaching the shock to the frame by its upper mount (ie the one not connected to the swing-arm), making sure to include any spacers, washers etc that you removed.
Lift up the swing-arm, rotate the shock so that it lines up with its mount, and secure it, including washers & spacers if you used any.
Check your sag, compression and rebound are set correctly, and go ride!
