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At the end of a long ride yesterday I noticed my rear shock (Monarch Debonair rt3) was squelching on rebound. It was a hot day and ridden hard for 40 miles so wondering if that has anything to do with it? There's no leaking or loss of pressure and the rebound and compression settings all seem to work fine. Is this something to worry about? Or shall I keep riding it as everything else seems to work, then send off for a service over winter? I could do an aircan service at the weekend if that might help?
Posted : 14/08/2017 10:04 am
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if its squelching id have thought it needed a fulls service?
Posted : 14/08/2017 10:57 am
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I just read something about re inflating the IFP pressure with a standard shock pump and adapter. Ill keep reading and see if it is a job i can do at home.
Posted : 14/08/2017 11:15 am