First Ride -Fox DPX2 – twin tube air shock for aggressive trail bikes
The Float X was feeling a bit off the back these days. With the DH-worthy Float X2 holding down the gravity racing side of the spectrum, and the newish Float DPS supporting the XC side, the Float X was never a terrible shock, but it felt and looked outdated. It’s large size and barely-accessible rebound ...
Inside Line: Fox unveils new Float 34 fork and DPS Float shock
We’ve ridden a lot Fox 34 forks and Float CTD rear shocks and they’ve been reliable performers that just needed a few changes to really bring them to the next level. While you could send your suspension bits away for tweaking, it seems that Fox has been paying attention to what riders are after, and updated the ...
Fox Live Valve – Smarter shocks for a better future?
Effectively an open secret for at least a year, Fox is finally taking the lid off its new computer-controlled shock valving. Fox describes Live Valve as a “fast-acting automated electronic suspension system”. This system is made up of tiny motors to control the valving, accelerometers on the front and rear wheels, a control unit (CPU), a ...
New forks from FOX
Fox released its entire 2019 line up. Here are some of the highlights: 34 Step-Cast More than one staffer around the office has eyeballed the 32 Step Cast for personal bikes, but the 100mm travel limitation prevented anyone from pulling the trigger. Rather than extend the travel of the 32, Fox slimmed down the 34 chassis, ...
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This giveaway has ended. Congratulations to our winners: Winner of the Fox Factory High-Pressure Digital Shock Pump: Tyler Pettit of Philadelphia, PA Winner of the Moxie Cycling Company jersey: Cara Butler of Arlington Heights, IL Winner of the Wicked Girl Jersey: Megan Constable of Dayton, OH Winner of the Stan’s No Tubes Tech Hoodie: Nathan Brockmeyer of Jarrettsville, MD Winner ...
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