Due to my son fiddling with my bike with some tools it turns out he has released the nitrogen out of my shock. Problem is can not get hold of anyone to get it regassed before Christmas. Which is when I will be doing the majority of my riding while away on holiday in bright. Can anyone help? Or am I purchasing a new or second hand shock to get me through?
Rp23 problem
- Thread starter Stevee
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Yeah had the shock out replacing eyelet bushings I tightened the grub screw back up after he explained it hissed like a snake.
redbruce
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merc-blue
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Glen Waverley 0433147467 should be able to do it while you wait in exchange for a 6pack cause he is a nice guy.
SummitFever
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Any good moto shop should have the fox n2 fill needle setup. But , You don't really need to use n2. You can build your own needle setup and use your shock pump. If its a bv shock then pump to pressure on body. Otherwise you need 400psi in a standard rp23. Make sure you have not compressed the shock with no pressure in the ifp. If so, the ifp may have moved and you really need to pulle the whole thing apart.
Search mtbr and you'll find all the info you need.
Search mtbr and you'll find all the info you need.
chuckrockswell
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we sent 2 shocks to Rohan at Tekin on Tuesday afternoon. Shocks were back first thing this morning (thursday) and customers have already come and collected.
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Not enough people understand how much extra service a 6pack of nice beer buys them.
silentbutdeadly
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Esxxxchoose mmeeee, occiffer...caann eyyyyye bee of shervis?
But for a decent shock (naaah sod that...bike) service I'd almost be happy to add a decent carton of red...decent techs are that hard to find!