Nice. What do you think of the shock my new frames coming with the same, and also 130mm.
My old bike (2016 Canyon Nerve) has a 110mm Fox Float DPS, so coming from that is quite a contrast.
The Super Deluxe Ultimate is really smooth and stable. I used the new Trailhead website to set my sag and rebound, and I've set the low-speed compression to the middle, so it will take a little while to fine-tune it as I'm not used to that level of adjustment. The high-speed compression needs an Allan key to adjust, so I assume they don't expect you to fiddle with that too much.
The Fox Float DPS has three levels of lock-out: fully open, half open, and locked. The SDU "threshold mode" is basically on or off. Quite often when climbing, I would stick the Fox into the middle position so I still had a bit of squish for comfort without compromising efficiency too much.
Yesterday there was a bumpy fire-road climb that took about 5 minutes. When I locked out the shock, it actually felt like I was getting less power down. It must be the slow speed compression of the SDU but it really smoothed out the trail and let me concentrate on turning the peddles.
So I guess it will depend what you're coming from, but so far I've been very impressed with it, albeit a bit daunted by the potential tweaking and tuning that could be applied.
How do I convince the wife that I need a ShockWiz?
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