Is there a problem with my forks?
Is there a problem with my forks?
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Chris71

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21,548 posts

265 months

Thursday 30th April 2009
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Last night I noticed my Rockshox Revelations were making quite a pronounced Ffssssssst sort of noise under compression. Does that mean something's leaking?

They seem to be working more or less okay, but I've never noticed them making so much noise before. rolleyes

P-Jay

11,250 posts

214 months

Thursday 30th April 2009
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Chris71 said:
Last night I noticed my Rockshox Revelations were making quite a pronounced Ffssssssst sort of noise under compression. Does that mean something's leaking?

They seem to be working more or less okay, but I've never noticed them making so much noise before. rolleyes
I'm no expert but, if this is a new noise the oil might be getting a bit thick and in need of a change. My 36's make the same sort of noise after I had them custom tuned by Mojo for my ample girth.

R1 GTR

2,152 posts

236 months

Thursday 30th April 2009
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scratchchin My Recons do it when I set the compression to anything other than full bounce. I presumed it was something to do with the way the regulation works?

Parrot of Doom

23,075 posts

257 months

Thursday 30th April 2009
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Mine make the same noise, but they're working fine.

Chris71

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21,548 posts

265 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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Probably just being paranoid then. I could have sworn it'd got more noticeable though. scratchchin

beanbag

7,346 posts

264 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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You'll find most air shocks do this. My Fox Talas RLC's make this noise and you hear it quite loudly when riding through the trails.....

No need to worry!

PomBstard

7,669 posts

265 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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My Float RLCs (oil/air) only make this noise when its time for a service - might be an idea to get the seals checked/changed.

beanbag

7,346 posts

264 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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PomBstard said:
My Float RLCs (oil/air) only make this noise when its time for a service - might be an idea to get the seals checked/changed.
They're of to TF Tuned to get PUSH'd at the end of this season.

Since it'll be about a 3 week turnaround minimum since I live in Austria, I'm just going to wait until the December before I send them off.

PomBstard

7,669 posts

265 months

Sunday 3rd May 2009
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beanbag said:
PomBstard said:
My Float RLCs (oil/air) only make this noise when its time for a service - might be an idea to get the seals checked/changed.
They're of to TF Tuned to get PUSH'd at the end of this season.

Since it'll be about a 3 week turnaround minimum since I live in Austria, I'm just going to wait until the December before I send them off.
Have to get them sent away in Australia too - usually a 2-week turnaround. Just had forks and rear shock serviced - bike feels like new. Amazing difference and worth the (not cheap)cost.

beanbag

7,346 posts

264 months

Sunday 3rd May 2009
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PomBstard said:
beanbag said:
PomBstard said:
My Float RLCs (oil/air) only make this noise when its time for a service - might be an idea to get the seals checked/changed.
They're of to TF Tuned to get PUSH'd at the end of this season.

Since it'll be about a 3 week turnaround minimum since I live in Austria, I'm just going to wait until the December before I send them off.
Have to get them sent away in Australia too - usually a 2-week turnaround. Just had forks and rear shock serviced - bike feels like new. Amazing difference and worth the (not cheap)cost.
Austria - In Europe!!!

Not Australia in Australasia! hehe



It's amazing the number of people who get this wrong!!!! Especially Yanks and Japanese while on holiday here!!!

PomBstard

7,669 posts

265 months

Monday 4th May 2009
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beanbag said:
PomBstard said:
beanbag said:
PomBstard said:
My Float RLCs (oil/air) only make this noise when its time for a service - might be an idea to get the seals checked/changed.
They're of to TF Tuned to get PUSH'd at the end of this season.

Since it'll be about a 3 week turnaround minimum since I live in Austria, I'm just going to wait until the December before I send them off.
Have to get them sent away in Australia too - usually a 2-week turnaround. Just had forks and rear shock serviced - bike feels like new. Amazing difference and worth the (not cheap)cost.
Austria - In Europe!!!

Not Australia in Australasia! hehe



It's amazing the number of people who get this wrong!!!! Especially Yanks and Japanese while on holiday here!!!
Oh har-de-har biggrin I had spotted you're in Europe - living in Australia means we're also quite used to people getting the two mixed up. The emphasis in my statement is of course that we, in Australia, also have to get our Fox Forks sent away, like you, in Austria. Though I don't imagine you send yours to Melbourne. Or do you...??? wink