Cannondale question
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LordHaveMurci

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12,336 posts

198 months

Tuesday 15th August 2017
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My old Scalpel 2000 hasn't been ridden for a few years & the air shock & headshock need a service as they are not holding air.

How much, if any damage would it cause if I rode it with both shocks locked out until I can get it serviced? I know they don't lock out 100% hence the question.

My lad wants to go out on his new to him MTB but I don't want to damage my bike!

stuarthat

1,109 posts

247 months

Tuesday 15th August 2017
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Air service can be done by yourself for the rear can, just look on YouTube or local mtb shop can do it in one day if you have a good realationship with them as for riding with no air up to you .

LordHaveMurci

Original Poster:

12,336 posts

198 months

Tuesday 15th August 2017
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stuarthat said:
Air service can be done by yourself for the rear can, just look on YouTube or local mtb shop can do it in one day if you have a good realationship with them as for riding with no air up to you .
I'll get them both done together but that may take a while at this time of year.

Just wondered if road rides locked out would damage anything.
I've remembered how bloody good that bike is after tonights short ride!

stuarthat

1,109 posts

247 months

Tuesday 15th August 2017
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Can't see them doing any damage as its only closing a valve , mojo , tf tuned and Sussed Suspention are good and quick ,or try Evans cycles as they are cannondale trained .

LordHaveMurci

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12,336 posts

198 months

Tuesday 5th September 2017
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Just a quick update, got the headshock serviced by a man that can, ridden 10-15 road miles & it's still awesome!

Do Cannondale still make headshocks or is it all lefties nowadays?