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No sharp bends, the routing is spot on.. Cables were fine also, like said its all brand new stuff. Cleaning wise, bucket, muc off brushes and muc off stuff for the chain etc.

I will check the deurailler when i can.

I know its never gonna feel as smooth as when you first put new cables in, but ye dunno!
 
Looked on alltricks?

Solo Air work better and less to go wrong too. Seems to be the prevailing wisdom anyway, can't say I've tested back to back.
 
Looked on alltricks?

Solo Air work better and less to go wrong too. Seems to be the prevailing wisdom anyway, can't say I've tested back to back.

Yup - Solo Air 150's are £90+ dearer than the DP 150's. :(

Any reviews online from testing to say that the Solo Airs are better than the DP's? Can't find any.

From a pure budget point of view it's hard to ignore the DP's at <£400 for a fork. I'd prefer the 160 DP/SA but 1cm isn't going to make much difference to me I don't think.
 
You can;t add volume spacers to the older DPs either. So not only are they not as good out of the box as the solo air, they're also a lot worse compared to a solo air with tokens in.
 
Any reviews online from testing to say that the Solo Airs are better than the DP's? Can't find any.

I've never seen reviews directly comparing the two, but I've often seen a bike reviewed with DP's fitted where the reviewer has mentioned they'd of preferred the Solo fitted.

E.g. http://www.pinkbike.com/news/giant-reign-275-1-reviewed.html

Sorry, but Giant's choice of a Dual Position RockShox Pike was the only fail in the Reign's grocery bag. Test riders commented that the standard Pike was the better performer, with smoother small-bump performance and a better spring rate
 
Hi L_mo
That's the ones I was looking at if I go with DP Pikes.
A set of DP's plus tokens should come in around £410 (2015 Pikes) versus a set of Solo Airs at £515 (2016 Pikes).

I fail to see how a set of Solo Air's are worth £100 more? :confused:

I just don't know what to do :(
 
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