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[Closed] Fox DYAD RT2 servicing?

 Kato
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I have a Cannondale Trigger that has a very specific Fox DYAD RT2 pull shock on it. Shock could do with a service, although it's still functions fine.

However, Silverfish and TF Tuned won't touch it as they say Fox no longer supports or supplies parts and Cannondale themselves were no help. Anywhere else worth a try, because it'll be a new frame needed when it does eventually goes pop


 
Posted : 10/04/2021 4:41 pm
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I noticed RSF Suspension in Plymouth always seems to be servicing these on Instagram if that's any help?


 
Posted : 10/04/2021 5:52 pm
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The Dyad is the main reason I got rid of our Trigger not that I had specific problems, I did consider getting a spare they often come up cheap on ebay.


 
Posted : 10/04/2021 6:07 pm
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Dave at RSF Suspension, I would imagine some other independents as well.


 
Posted : 10/04/2021 6:32 pm
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Cheers


 
Posted : 10/04/2021 9:00 pm
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RSF did my old once, they do a great job.


 
Posted : 10/04/2021 9:09 pm
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£247 he's quoted for a full service. Cheers for the pointer


 
Posted : 11/04/2021 10:14 pm
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£247! Ooooof.


 
Posted : 11/04/2021 10:16 pm
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The Dyad is the main reason I got rid of my our TriggerJekyll

They are shit. Wallowly, lacking any midstroke support, compression spiking on fast repeated small hits, stupidly high pressures requiring a dedicated pump and then bolted to a fragile easily cracked POS Jekyll frame with crap geometry.
I was that pissed off with it I quit mountain biking.

Do yourself a favour, stick the frame on Ebay and buy a hardtail frame with the £247 saved, it'll be better.


 
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I loved my trigger, it was an ace bike.


 
Posted : 11/04/2021 10:36 pm
 Kato
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£247! Ooooof.

Yeah, that's what I thought. Supply and demand I guess


 
Posted : 11/04/2021 10:45 pm
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Do yourself a favour, stick the frame on Ebay and buy a hardtail frame with the £247 saved, it’ll be better.

I have a hardtail. I prefer the Cannondale. Cheers though


 
Posted : 11/04/2021 10:51 pm
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There’s a used one on eBay for £190. Days it’s fully working....depends on how long you plan to keep the frame but might be worth having a spare


 
Posted : 11/04/2021 10:51 pm
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I’m pretty sure fox charged around £300 for a service on a dyad,£247 is pretty good when you look at the time they take to service plus the seal kit cost


 
Posted : 03/05/2021 11:59 am
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This is precisely why I have never bought a frame with a proprietary shock.


 
Posted : 04/05/2021 1:14 pm