I have a rear shock that looks like this :
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and wants to replace it to something that looks like this:
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both is same 200x51 size? Is it just straight swap, my worry is that little thingy attached in the Monarch shock if there is adequate space in the frame . Frame is ASR5 .cheers
I don't have one but googling makes it look like there's plenty of space unless you want a bottle in there too - that might be tight
sellotape a bog-roll tube to your existing shock, let out all the pressure and cycle the suspension. See what happens
You should be alright. Here's a review of a [url= https://dirtmountainbike.com/bike-reviews/yeti-asr5-c-review-point-and-shoot.html ]Yeti ASR5 in Dirt magazine[/url] where they're running an (older) Monarch.
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thanks dudes.. good thinking bog-roll tube , but it is actually little bit smaller than bog-roll that attached thingy right? debonair can is a bit bigger than normal as well.
thanks for that photo, that design I think is on size medium and up, small frame is flat toptube that meets the seatpost tube.
I don't have bog-roll available, but i think this will do. seems there is enough space in the frame, assuming the debonair can is of similar size than the RP23. what do you reckon? I dont put water bottles there.
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looks like loads, but you should depressurise the shock and fully compress to see where the Bailey's ends up