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Former Mojo Facilities And Team Taken On By Silverfish

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We wrote previously about Fox and Mojo Suspension severing ties, and it was known well before yesterday’s press release from Silverfish that they’d be taking on UK distribution for Fox, but we’ve managed to confirm a few more things.

Silverfish’s facility for Fox suspension servicing is the same Newport workshop and team that Mojo built. Tim Williams, formerly of Mojo, is heading up that team now, so things appear to be business as usual but without Chris Porter (Chris is continuing with Geometron and Dfender, both of which are linked from the Mojo Rising holding page. The Mojo Store website is gone).

Silverfish have a page up here that goes through the current staff. We’re pleased that the team get to keep their jobs, that everyone riding Fox in the UK has some backup once again, and we wish the best for everyone that’s been involved in this tumultuous situation.

Fox, Silverfish, Mojo
New name above the door, but the same workshop and team.

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Press release from Silverfish:

“Today Silverfish UK become the official distributor for FOX mountain bike products in the UK and Eire and will handle all sales, warranty, spare parts, and service for the region on behalf of FOX.

“We are pleased to confirm we have been able to secure the services of Tim Williams and the tech team who have handled FOX successfully for the past two decades, together they bring over 100 years of experience working on mountain bike suspension and mean Silverfish can ensure continuity and the highest levels of back up for FOX’s dealers and customers.

“Tim Williams, Silverfish’s Manager of FOX operations, commented:

“I am tremendously excited to be moving into this new era with Silverfish. We all share a passion and love of mountain biking and the FOX team and I couldn’t have wished for a stronger industry partner. Whilst the name above the door might be changing, the team who have built such a valuable reputation and carry out such highly regarded daily service will remain the same, allowing us to seamlessly deliver the best customer support possible”.

“Silverfish Managing Director Darren Mabbott commented:

“This is a prestigious brand which sits perfectly alongside Silverfish’s established portfolio including Yeti Cycles, Mondraker, EVOC, Knog, and of course from the FOX stable; Race Face and Easton.

“Distributing high-end MTB brands since 1999 has meant that Silverfish frequently crossed paths with FOX, this shared heritage increased in recent years as the FOX and Yeti development collaborations deepened with the Switch Infinity project, giving Silverfish further insight into ‘the FOX way’. We’re excited, privileged and honoured to be furthering our Partnership with FOX in the UK and Eire.”

“The Silverfish FOX service centre in South Wales is fully operational and our team of experienced, factory-trained FOX technicians are waiting to help with all servicing, tuning and upgrade requirements. The full range of services and price list is available here.

“In the unlikely event of customers experiencing an issue with their FOX product, Silverfish UK also offer fast, efficient support to get them back out on the trail. To access warranty support, visit the Silverfish website here.

“Customers can also check out the full FOX 2018 range of shocks, forks, droppers, and spares on the Silverfish website here and stay up-to-date with all the latest FOX product and racing news, offers and competitions by following us on Facebook and Instagram.”

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Fox once again have servicing support in the UK.

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David started mountain biking in the 90’s, by which he means “Ineptly jumping a Saracen Kili Racer off anything available in a nearby industrial estate”. After growing up and living in some extremely flat places, David moved to Yorkshire specifically for the mountain biking. This felt like a horrible mistake at first, because the hills are so steep, but you get used to them pretty quickly. Previously, David trifled with road and BMX, but mountain bikes always won. He’s most at peace battering down a rough trail, quietly fixing everything that does to a bike, or trying to figure out if that one click of compression damping has made things marginally better or worse. The inept jumping continues to this day.

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