Yep, got the black ones in October/November from their website.

I concur with this review, apart from I went a size up from what they recommended and they fit better as original size recommended made my feet numb after 30mins of use.

Ordered at the same time as you, mine showed as dispatched today.

Looks like it to me except the fluid maybe a rockshox specific fluid, but probably not.

You can buy the outer cans separately at a later date if you thought you wanted a smaleer?bigger one than what you already had bought. They range from around £30 for the low volume to £50 for the extra large volume (their are 3 sizes) Also if you look on Mojo web site they do these plastic widget thingy’s (they call them float air spring volume kit) which you fit inside the air can to help stop the shock blowing through its travel, their is 3 different sizes of these and a little demo video on their web site also:

http://www.mojo.co.uk/airspacers.html

Get Hope V2’s utterly brilliant brakes. The levers can be used with matchmakers so they mount to the shifter pods which makes for a neater bar.

Minehead Butlins as you have the Quantocks on your doorstep

Send them back as they should have resolved the problem when serviced, so it should be done for free. Mine did this and Mojo fixed it in the end after having it twice, they replaced the lower half of the Talas system (left leg) for free which upgraded my 2008 Talas to 2011 speck. Can’t argue with service like that.

Bugger, bought a medium at 34″ waist. Looks like I have a goal to aim for to help me with my new years fitness promise to self!!

Cheers, got to many shorts now due to bargains being displayed on STW!!

Rode it Tuesday and its all open

Had it done, well worth it. They change the shaft and body to the kashima and service. They don’t change it to the new adaptive logic thing.

Your very best option would be to phone Mojo suspension as they are the dedicated Fox service and warranty company. They will tell you if its normal or if you can do something different to sort it out or they will look at it and fix/service for free as still under warranty (as long as you have a receipt of original purchase)

Ride through a load of mud, that normally stops any noises coming from my bike!!

I have had a reverb for a year, riding in all foul conditions and it has never had a problem (probably will pack up tomorrow now!!) They come with a 2 year warranty and the turn around from the dedicated service centre in the UK is very very fast (your looking at 3 days from when sent) The warranty is valid no matter where you buy the post from as RockShox warranties are world wide, so if you want to save some money you may get a post cheaper from a German shop like hibike, their are others which have been mentioned on this forum as well (you can get them for about £170) If you do buy from outside the UK the only problem you will have is that to get it serviced you have to send it through a bike shop as the service centre isn’t set up to except from individual customers so this means you will have to pay the postage. All this info is 100% correct as I got it from the horses mouth (service centre) If you want it serviced by them with no faults then it will cost about £30 which I consider very cheap. Just buy one they are a complete game changer, transforming your weekly rides and riding style for the better they make the descents so much fun. Also make sure you get the bleed kit with it as if you want to shorten the hose length (which you will as its like when you get new brakes) you will need it, they should come with it as standard.

Thats all great info especially from you captain, Many thanks to you all.

Could have done with this voucher this morning!

I would probably be inclined to just get the Havocs form Merlin for £96 as they are in stock.

10% off if spend £100 at Merlin, have the bars for £107 so that would be £96.30, If they had them in stock!! But still I was right!!

Was their today as well, also did W2 and then whites, I was hanging after! Showers were cold and shitty.

Merlin will be under a ton for the carbon one’s.

Colin has it right. Basically fox want people to use the settings more so give you 1 pro pedal setting for climbing (lever to the left when looking straight at it) and the 0-2 settings are your compression adjustments for different types of terrain for general riding and descending. The gumf is that with lots of berms you may wish for slightly more compression (setting 1) to aid speed out of the corners helping the rear be more taught and say setting 0 when its rocky, but as colin has said you will just leave it on 1 setting all the time.

I can’t make the 29th as have to work!! But up for the 2nd as not working, are their any times set for the 2nd yet? Will keep an eye out for an update.

Follow the set up guide on Hope’s web site as if the pads are not centred correctly and not meeting the disc at the same time this will create noise and also less power, very easy to do and well worth it. Also Hope pads are Goodridge re-branded!! Sintered pads are better this time of the year.

keep moving and pain killers. Normally caused by the muscles tightening around the discs to protect them. over time the muscles will relax again.

say’s in description that it comes with a GXP83 bottom bracket. So its got a 83mm bottom bracket.

Middleburn x-type, If you got them in the first place you would be getting a new replacement for free!! You can get them for £200 or less from rjcx-treme as get 10% off, link below.

http://www.rjcx-treme.co.uk/acatalog/MIDDLEBURN_X-TYPE_CRANKSET.html

Nukeproof bars proved deadly as would snap at welds so they recalled them and stopped production, so if you did find one just step away!!

power cordz

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+1 on breaking Bad, best thing to come out of the US and best TV I have watched for as long as I can remember.

Great function, use it all the time as makes climbing easier and more comfortable as can ride in a normal position longer.

They are all the same up front so works perfectly well. I run middleburn duo up front.

old inner tube would do the trick.

Its what ever you think looks the best!! :mrgreen:

RS reverb has a 2 year warranty and a really quick turn around if does need repairing.

Get some snoseal to protect it, best thing by far I have found. I got mine from US amazon as get the tubs which have twice as much for the same price as a tube in the UK.

Have similar experience. Got my RP23 serviced and got Kashima upgrade and the difference is outstanding. I thought their might be a small difference but its like night and day imo. Well worth the extra on top of a normal service.

Not sure thats correct about only 1 voucher per purchase, but it does say not to be used to pay for full amount so you should be ok. I have purchased £150 worth for a £155 purchase so will find out on the 9th January when it comes into stock.

Worth the extra as they are the DT Swiss 240 hubs so easy to maintain, very quick rolling and you can use the DT Swiss conversions to swap out to a rear 12×142 if required. Only downside I found where the alloy nipples are pricey and like all alloy nipples will start to corrode after a couple of years, also the spokes can snap near the nipple after a few years or if over tightened. Very good wheels though especially as you can get them for around £360.