Has anyone really tried these out yet? I have heard of one guy on here that had them and liked them, but no more info than that. Do they adjust well? And do they hold air pressure well? And can they ride smooooth if you want it to?

 

Its sortta alot of money to spend to see if ya dont liek somthing or not,
So iam sure theres not to many peopel who have, because you can get Elkas for the same prive pretty much

 

Nobody???

 

I don't want to be the first to try them out!

 

they just seem like an expensive bicycle tire to me rather get elkas/axis/pep/works shocks.

 

Yea yea yea, but who has tried them? If they are good...that good...that would be great.

 

I aint tried em. but i do have fox airshox on my MT bike and All be got dammed if they aint a maintanace nightmare. have to take aparrt and clean or replace orings every month or so. I would hope they atv shox aint that way but im leary [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] I like spings

 

Me too.

 

all the air shox that I have gone thru on my mtn bike, leads me to stay away from these due to air leaks and blown gaskets

I love my elka's

 

<!--StartFragment -->I have not been able to try a set yet but will soon on a Raptor.
FOX's intent is to provide a person a STOCK replacement to be used with stock a-arms.
'Most' users are satisfied with the stock width of their machines but would like better 'boingers'.

The FOX Shox are TONS lighter than stock since there is no spring. They can be adjusted with the provided air pump.

There was a write up on off-road.com a couple months ago. The author seemed to like them