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hi all, newby so bear with me, i am in the throws of looking for a newer frame, prob freeride which i will also be able to cross country, but my problem is my marin is fitted with a sid rear xc can which needs a seal kit. i have tried local shops and even tf tuned but no luck. as im planning on selling it , i dont really want to send it off for a rebuild at approx £80, so really need to find a kit,any suggestions? and thanks in advance! simon


 
Posted : 03/01/2014 3:17 pm
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What frame is it? Likely it's not worth spending the money on rebuilding the can, as it'll need a service and nitrogen re-charge - which you can't do at home.

Sell it as spares and repairs, and get yourself that new bike 🙂


 
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Thanks rikon, its a marin mount vision, the air is coming out around the bottom of the can around the piston, put it in the sink to find that out, old school works best! but i think your right, just not the best time of year to find the cash! thanks.


 
Posted : 04/01/2014 3:23 pm
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Could you fit another more modern and available shock? Just listed a 190 x 51 monarch in the classifieds


 
Posted : 04/01/2014 3:38 pm
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I had one of these old Sid Dual Air shocks and amazingly I found the exact size 2 seals i needed in one of those workshop o-ring kits in Aldi supermarket for £5.


 
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unfortunately lummox its only 165 eye to eye otherwise i would snap your hand off, i was thinking about finding a o ring in my mass of stuff just to keep me going for now, will be looking for a yeti if i can afford one! thanks guys!!


 
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Worth a shot, good luck in your hunt


 
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I have an old dual air sid in the spares drawer. I think. Yours for postage. Lost the N2 and oil so hopefully RM won't fence it off


 
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And it's 165mm. Also have a Float R and an air vanilla that need a service in the same size.


 
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have e-mailed you teeth grinder.thanks.


 
Posted : 05/01/2014 1:54 pm