How are you ever going to know if you are going to try returning it if you don’t just contact the place you might return it too
Well, the main thing is I don’t want to be without a dropper for an extended period.
I especially don’t want to be without a dropper and then they come back in a month and say “sorry it’s within tolerances”.
Hard to say if the play is excessive. Can you compare it to another of the same make? Might be normal, most droppers have some play, might be faulty (or at least at the far end of the production tolerances).
Yep I agree…. which is why I’m a bit on the fence. If I’d bought this from a LBS it would be different but of course there I was being cheap… I did get an opinion from the mechanic at Leisure Lakes @ 417 (and they are pretty good blokes) that he thinks it’s more than a fox performance… (which it’s meant to be a direct copy of)…
I also posted when I first got it and other’s have said no appreciable wiggle OR it had wiggle but after I sent it for a service the wiggle had disappeared.
<span style=”font-size: 0.8rem;”>As for the bolt falling that out, they may do something but I wouldn’t say that was a warranty issue, especially, although I suppose it is worth asking. Your repair may be more sturdy that the original. If that was the only issue personally I’d be a bit annoyed but live with it.</span>
Yeah, it meant moving the remote to stop the bolt fouling on the brakes… but it is liveable with… quite honestly I’d be happy with a replacement bolt from Fox/Maz… and I’ll locktite it…