2009 Fox Racing Shox Owner's Manual - Bike-Components

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Service Intervals Rear Shocks item new every ride every 8 hours every 30 hours every 100 hours/annually set sag set damping adjustments X X clean exterior of shock with mild soap and water X air sleeve maintenance (FLOAT & DHX Air shocks) wet & muddy conditions dry & dusty conditions X X clean and inspect bushings & reducers X suspension fluid service (must be performed by FOX Racing Shox or Authorized Service Center) X 32 mm Forks (FLOAT, F-SERIES, TALAS, VANILLA, F29) item new every ride/race every 15 hours every 100 hours every 50 hours set sag set damping adjustments X X clean exterior of fork with mild soap and water X clean and inspect dust wipers X inspect dropout thickness X inspect bushings change oil change FLOAT fluid in air chamber (FLOAT & F-Series models only) X X X Fox Racing Shox 2009 Owners Manual Service Intervals Page 303
36 mm Forks item new every ride/race every 15 hours every 100 hours every 50 hours set sag set damping adjustments X X clean exterior of fork with mild soap and water X clean and inspect dust wipers X inspect bushings change oil change FLOAT fluid in air chamber (FLOAT & F-Series models only) X X X 40 mm Fork item new every ride/race every 15 hours every 100 hours every 50 hours set sag set damping adjustments X X clean exterior of fork with mild soap and water X clean and inspect dust wipers X inspect bushings change oil change FLOAT fluid in air chamber (FLOAT & F-SERIES models only) X X X Fox Racing Shox 2009 Owners Manual Service Intervals Page 304
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2009 Fox Racing Shox Owner’s Manu
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Adjusting Rebound .................
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Installing Your Fork ..............
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Changing Springs ..................
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32 TALAS RL (OE Edition) ..........
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Welcome to FOX Racing Shox & FOX- H
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Forks • Verify that the brakes on
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Rear Shocks • If the shock ever l
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Installing a 32 mm Fork Note: This
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Brakes Linear-pull Linear-pull brak
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Caution: Torque calipers to brake m
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Warning! Do not use a tire if any m
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1. Position your front wheel into t
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Figure 4: 15QR Lever Resistance Poi
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15QR Axle Lever Cam Tension Adjustm
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8. To safely secure your front whee
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32 FLOAT RLC weight travel 3.74 lbs
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6. Being careful not to further com
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6 (Factory setting) Average Rebound
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5 (Factory setting) Average Compres
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Travel Spacer Orientation Seal Orie
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Installing Your Fork Be sure your f
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Sag Troubleshooting Symptom Too muc
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• Torque wrench • Oil drain pan
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Seal Orientation Be sure that the l
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1 803-00-078 32 mm Cartridge Seal K
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F29 120 RLC, F29 100 RLC, F29 80 RL
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5. Carefully sit on the bike and as
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Knob Setting (CLICKS OUT FROM FULL
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Knob Setting (CLICKS IN FROM FULL O
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Turn the knob clockwise to increase
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32 F120 RL, F100RL, F80RL weight tr
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6 Average Rebound (Factory setting)
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Installing Your Fork (See “32 Rem
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1 803-00-078 32 mm Cartridge Seal K
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32 Remote RL Fork Setup Guide Figur
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Figure 3: Positioning the Shimano L
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Figure 6: Actuation Lever and Thumb
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32 F120 R, F100R, F80R weight trave
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6 Average Rebound (Factory setting)
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Note: Sag and spring rate will self
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Turn the knob clockwise to increase
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32 TALAS RL weight travel features/
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4. Install a zip tie with light fri
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KNOB SETTING (CLICKS OUT FROM FULL
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32 TALAS R weight travel features/a
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4. Install a zip tie with light fri
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KNOB SET- TING (CLICKS OUT FROM FUL
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32 Vanilla RLC weight travel featur
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Vanilla Coil Spring Setting Guideli
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Locking Out the Fork The blue compr
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9 Firm Compression Too firm and you
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Adjusting Rebound The rebound knob
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32 Vanilla R weight travel features
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Vanilla Coil Spring Setting Guideli
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3. Wipe the spring dry with a rag a
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11. Using a crown race setter to in
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The 36 is designed for use with dis
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Fox Racing Shox 2009 Owners Manual
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2. Thread the axle in until hand ti
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4. Close both QR Levers by rotating
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Adjusting Low-Speed Compression (RC
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4. Pull the air-shaft assembly from
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36 TALAS RC2 & R weight travel feat
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4. Using the 36 TALAS Air Spring Se
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1 Slow Rebound Too slow and your fo
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Hydraulic Bottom-Out System The 36
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Harsh ride; full travel not utilize
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Adjusting Low-Speed Compression (RC
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Installing a 40 mm Fork 1. Verifyin
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Caution: Fox Racing Shox does not m
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Figure 4: 40 Upper Crown Installati
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7. Installing the Front Wheel: Figu
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. Depending on the shape and size o
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40 RC2 weight travel features/adjus
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40 Coil Spring Settings FOX Part #
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Adjusting High-Speed Compression (R
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2. Remove the black spring spacers
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ment in the fork or if it makes str
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18. Slide the lower leg down furthe
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3. Cut two four-inch (100 mm) strip
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7. Pour a small amount of suspensio
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11. Apply FLOAT Fluid to the foam r
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15. If you cannot push the seal in
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Oil Volumes - Forks 2002-2009 Fork
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2003-2006 TALAS 125 & 130 (R, RL, R
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2009+ 36 TALAS III (R and RC2 dampe
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General Maintenance There may be a
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Adjusting the ProPedal Switch The P
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DHX Air 4.0 weight 0.94 lbs. / 429
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6. Repeat steps 2-5 until proper sa
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• For a softer ride, decrease the
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5. Pressurize your main air chamber
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Boost Valve The Boost Valve creates
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General Maintenance Some things to
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Reading Your Spring Rate Adjusting
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Note: If the knob feels gritty duri
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Reading Your Spring Rate Adjusting
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For a softer ride, decrease the sho
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spring orientation. Correct spring
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VAN R weight 0.74 lbs. / 339 g (8.7
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Note: If after the preload ring eng
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ProPedal The ProPedal on your VAN R
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General Maintenance There may be a
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• OPEN • PROPEDAL Use each sett
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FLOAT RP2 weight features/ adjustme
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6. Repeat steps 2-5 until proper sa
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FLOAT R (rear shock) weight 0.44 lb
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Air Spring Setting Guidelines Shock
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Measuring Sag In general, sag on yo
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"Stuck Down" Shock Procedure Under
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emove wire rings and air sleeves. C
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Page 307 and 308: Solutions: Check damper suspension
Page 309 and 310: Control Direction Use the diagrams
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Page 313 and 314: Torque Values air-sprung 32mm FORKS
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Page 317 and 318: Using the FOX High Pressure Pump Fo
Page 319 and 320: Warranty Information Warranty Polic
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