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  • jam-bo
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    any issues or best ways up/down?

    with a mix of hope/shimano/hayes brakes and pikes/totems/vanilla forks?

    I have two fork up slots and one fork down slot.

    nbt
    Full Member

    never had any problems with mine – all hope brakes, mix of fox and RS forks

    marsdenman
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    ours hang down the wall, held by front wheel hooks.
    no issues to date with magura julies, avid j7, bombers or F100's…

    Daveb575
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    I hang all of mine from the front wheel and I've never had any issues with forks or brakes – Hope, Shimano & Hayes Pace, RockShox & Manitou

    steveh
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    Fox forks are best hung front wheel high as this will drain the oil onto the foam rings and improve lubrication.

    druidh
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    Generally, I hang the suspension bikes up front wheel high (nice to keep the seals oiled, but you can trap oil in the wrong part of the forks and it might need a couple of bounces to sort it out) and the rigids front wheel down (it's more compact to have them like sardines)

    bent_udder
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    I've had problems with two pairs of Rebas with bikes hung vertically. There's a tiny oil leak from the top of the Floodgate dial, from the damping cart. I spoke to TF Tuned about this, and they said the rubber washer between the blue dial and the Floodgate dial is a bit crumby, and best not to hang them like that if they leaked. A PUSH upgrade puts in a more effective (and no doubt expensive) washer and stops this leakage over time. I've had one pair PUSHed (and it does make a difference) but not dared hang 'em up. Or rather, not been organised enough to sort out the shed in the new house yet.

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