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  • Lizard Skins Fork and Shock socks
  • Dimmadan
    Free Member

    Anyone using these?

    I see the point but wasn't sure if they could cause more long term damage if grit got stuck under them during a ride.

    Kojaklollipop
    Free Member

    I wouldn't use the fork ones, they are tight on the stanchion and if something does get in there it'll be held firmly in place and cause damage – bring back fork boots I say, never had problems with those back in the day!

    I use the shock one both on coil and air shocks without any problems – the coil spring holds it off the moving parts so no problem there, but I wouldn't use the one that goes on tight on the air shock, just a normal one and don't do it up tight on the slider, just have it there as a sort of protective sleeve to keep the muck off, never had any problems. But, I also take it off and clean regularly.

    I'm sure you'll get lots of differing opinions, but that's what works for me.

    Dimmadan
    Free Member

    That was what I was worried about. Especially due to the Fox warrenty.

    stumpyjon
    Full Member

    I use one on my Fox Triad. Been on for over 2 years and no problems. I do take it off and clean under it fairly regularly. It's fairly tight on the piston shaft otherwise the crud would get in.

    KINGTUT
    Free Member

    A solution looking for a problem.

    smiffy
    Full Member

    Some bike designs cry out for just such a solution. They need taking off and washing every ride though, but you're washing your duds so not too onerous.

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