Rulezman's guards, hope them become an option down the track.And guards for the lowers. Cornelius is finally selling a fork with them. Looks awesome.
Rulezman's guards, hope them become an option down the track.And guards for the lowers. Cornelius is finally selling a fork with them. Looks awesome.
Reversible back to air and not too silly priced..… 2500 grams give or take…. starts pondering.Mezzer Coil Conversion Kit (Shockcraft) | Shockcraft
www.shockcraft.co.nz
Anyone keen to put a coil spring in their Mezzer?
That's the kind of engineering I like to see, an actual improvement that fits within existing standards.Looks interesting, apart from using a proprietary disk.
Ha! That popped up in my YouTube feed the other day too. Looks quite interesting.Looks interesting, apart from using a proprietary disk.
Better option IMO, my Bike Yoke has 3500km on it and as smooth as it was new and never been touched, the 2 x OneUps need a service about every 750km.Paid less for my Bike Yoke.
I agree - they stay smooth over time compared with a cartridge post and are virtually maintenance free. Picked up a new 185mm Bike Yoke a couple of years back when MTBD had a decent sale on - cost about the same as a OneUp at the time from memory. Have a V1 OneUp on a bike too, which leaks air over time and needs a good clean every now and then. Both posts are very easy to service and I like that you can buy all the small bits and pieces for Bike Yoke posts from ze Germans, or MTBD when they have stock.Better option IMO, my Bike Yoke has 3500km on it and as smooth as it was new and never been touched, the 2 x OneUps need a service about every 750km.
V3 may be better at 350hrs
Mine are both V2's and have never lost air but they get claggy and the grease in the slideway gets full of crap. Easily serviced but a pain when you are riding and discover they need a service. I have a tub of Bike Yoke dropper goo that I owned before I got the BY post, unscrewing the OneUp collar and stuffing it with dropper goo makes it last longer between services.I agree - they stay smooth over time compared with a cartridge post and are virtually maintenance free. Picked up a new 185mm Bike Yoke a couple of years back when MTBD had a decent sale on - cost about the same as a OneUp at the time from memory. Have a V1 OneUp on a bike too, which leaks air over time and needs a good clean every now and then. Both posts are very easy to service and I like that you can buy all the small bits and pieces for Bike Yoke posts from ze Germans, or MTBD when they have stock.
Mine are both V2's and have never lost air but they get claggy and the grease in the slideway gets full of crap. Easily serviced but a pain when you are riding and discover they need a service. I have a tub of Bike Yoke dropper goo that I owned before I got the BY post, unscrewing the OneUp collar and stuffing it with dropper goo makes it last longer between services.
To be honest, the dropper goo looks and feels exactly like Slikoleum.
The Mezzer damper is awesome and would probably work well with a coil spring... but the tunability of the air spring with the main chamber and the 2nd is awesome. I would be hesitant to give that up.Mezzer Coil Conversion Kit (Shockcraft) | Shockcraft
www.shockcraft.co.nz
Anyone keen to put a coil spring in their Mezzer?
As would I. So so good!The Mezzer damper is awesome and would probably work well with a coil spring... but the tunability of the air spring with the main chamber and the 2nd is awesome. I would be hesitant to give that up.
Manitou is making sweet stuff lately.As would I. So so good!
Given it's fully reversible it might be time to insert that 'why not both' girl.The Mezzer damper is awesome and would probably work well with a coil spring... but the tunability of the air spring with the main chamber and the 2nd is awesome. I would be hesitant to give that up.
YOLO hey.Given it's fully reversible it might be time to insert that 'why not both' girl.
Good to have options.
Taking a wild guess. I recon there may be at least 4 from RB that have jumped on that listGiven it's fully reversible it might be time to insert that 'why not both' girl.
Good to have options.
Take my money!!!!That's the kind of engineering I like to see, an actual improvement that fits within existing standards.