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FORK- 2021 32mm/34mm

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Earlier You Ride

Make sure that your fork is set to ride

1. Check that quick-release levers are properly adapted and tightened.
2. Inspect the entire exterior of your fork. The fork should not exist used if any of the exterior parts appear to exist damaged. Contact your local dealer or FOX for further inspection and repair.
3. Bank check your headset adjustment. If loose, adjust information technology accordingly to your bicycle manufacturer'due south recommendations.
4. Check that all restriction cables or hoses are properly fastened.
5. Examination the proper functioning of your front and rear brakes on level ground.
6. Earlier every race or ride, clean the exterior of your fork with only mild soap and h2o, and wipe dry out with a soft dry out rag. Exercise not spray h2o directly into the seal/upper tube junction.Do not apply a high pressure level washer on your fork.

Setting Fork Air Pressure level

32 FLOAT and Rhythm maximum air pressure is 140psi/ nine.half dozen bar

34 FLOAT and Rhythm maximum pressure level is 120psi/ eight.3 bar

Notation: Pressure measured at an ambient temperature of 70-75ËšF. Normal operating temperature range for FOX products is xx-140ËšF.

Sag should be set to 15 – xx% of full fork travel

To accomplish the best functioning from your Flim-flam suspension, conform the air pressure to reach your proper sag setting. Sag is the amount your intermission compresses under your weight and riding gear. Sag range should be set to 15–20% of total fork travel.

1. Unscrew the air cap on tiptop of the left fork leg counter-clockwise to betrayal the Schrader valve.
2. Attach a Trick High Pressure level Pump to the Schrader valve.
3. Pump your fork to the appropriate pressure every bit listed in the 'Suggested starting points for setting sag' tabular array below, then remove the pump.
4. Using your forks sag setting o-band on the left upper tube (or temporarily install a zilch tie to the upper tube), slide the o-ring (or zip tie) downward against the fork dust wiper.
Rotate the compression lever to the Open mode (fully counter-clockwise).
• If you lot have a Remote fork, set the fork to Open mode.
5. Dressed to ride (including a filled hydration pack, if you use one), position your bike next to a wall or table to support yourself. Mount your bicycle. Assume your riding position for at to the lowest degree 10 seconds, allowing the pause to fully settle. Make certain you distribute your weight evenly between the saddle, handlebars and pedals.
6. While in your riding position, slide the o-ring (or zip tie) down against the fork dust wiper.
7. Dismount your bike without bouncing, to avoid further moving the o-band or zip necktie. Mensurate the distance between the dust wiper and the o-band or zip tie. This is your sag measurement. Suggested sag measurements are listed in the tabular array below.
8. Add or remove air pressure until your sag measurement is betwixt 15-20% of your forks full travel.
9. Repeat steps two-8 and recheck sag measurement.
10. When sag measurement is correct, screw the air cap on clockwise until snug.

Suggested Starting Points for Setting Sag- 32mm AX Forks
Passenger Weight		Air Pressure level
(lbs)	(kg)	(psi)	(bar)
120-150	54-68	70-80	4.8-v.5
150-180	68-82	87-97	6.0-6.7
180-210	82-95	104-114	vii.2-7.9
210-250	95-113	120-137	8.3-nine.four

Suggested Starting Points for Setting Sag- 32mm SC, FLOAT, and Rhythm Forks
Rider Weight		Air Pressure
(lbs)	(kg)	(psi)	(bar)
120-150	54-68	65-74	four.5-v.1
150-180	68-82	fourscore-90	5.5-six.2
180-210	82-95	96-106	half-dozen.6-7.iii
210-250	95-113	111-126	7.vi-8.7

Suggested Starting Points for Setting Sag- 34mm SC, Bladder, and Rhythm Forks
Passenger Weight		Air Pressure
(lbs)	(kg)	(psi)	(bar)
120-150	54-68	58-68	4.0-4.7
150-180	68-82	72-82	5.0-v.7
180-210	82-95	86-96	5.9-six.6
210-250	95-113	100-114	6.nine-vii.9

Suggested Starting Points for Setting Sag- 34mm E-Bike+
Rider Weight		Air Pressure
(lbs)	(kg)	(psi)	(bar)
120-150	54-68	65-74	iv.v-5.1
150-180	68-82	80-90	5.5-6.2
180-210	82-95	96-106	half-dozen.six-7.three
210-250	95-113	111-120	7.6-eight.iii

Suggested Sag Measurements
Travel	15% sag (Firm)	20% sag (Costly)
40mm/ ane.half-dozen in (AX)	6mm/ 0.2 in	8mm/ 0.3 in
80mm/ three.1 in	12mm/ 0.5 in	16mm/ 0.vi in
90mm/ three.5 in	13mm/ 0.5 in	18mm/ 0.vii in
100mm/ 3.9 in	15mm/ 0.6 in	twenty mm/ 0.viii in
110mm/ 4.three in	17mm/ 0.seven in	22mm/ 0.9 in
120mm/ 4.vii in	18mm/ 0.7 in	24mm/ 0.ix in
130mm/ five.1 in	20 mm/ 0.viii in	26mm/ 1.0 in
140mm/ v.5 in	21mm/ 0.eight in	28mm/ 1.1 in
150mm/ five.9 in	23mm/ 0.9 in	30mm/ ane.two in
160mm/ 6.iii in	24mm/ 0.9in	32mm/ 1.three in

Adjusting Rebound

Rebound controls how fast the fork extends after compressing

The rebound adjustment is dependent on the air pressure level setting. For instance, higher air pressures require more rebound damping.

Use your air pressure to notice your rebound setting. Turn your rebound knob to the closed position (full clockwise) until it stops. Then
dorsum it out (counter-clockwise) to the number of clicks shown in the table below.

Suggested Rebound Settings- 32mm AX
32mm AX Air Pressure (psi/bar)	FIT4 Rebound
70psi/ 4.eight bar	12
76psi/ 5.2 bar	11
81psi/ five.6 bar	x
87psi/ 6.0 bar	9
95psi/ half-dozen.v bar	8
104psi/ 7.2 bar	vii
108psi/ 7.4 bar	6
112psi/ 7.vii bar	6
116psi/ 8.0 bar	5
120psi/ eight.3 bar	4
126psi/ 8.7 bar	3
132psi/ 9.i bar	2
137psi/ 9.four bar	1

Suggested Rebound Settings- 32mm FLOAT SC
32mm FLOAT SC Air Pressure level (psi/ bar)	FIT4 Rebound	GRIP Rebound
65psi/ 4.5 bar	12	13
70psi/ iv.8 bar	11	12
74psi/ five.1 bar	10	11
80psi/ 5.5 bar	nine	10
85psi/ v.9 bar	eight	9
90psi/ vi.2 bar	vii	8
96psi/ six.6 bar	half dozen	vii
101psi/ seven.0 bar	6	6
106psi/ seven.3 bar	5	five
111psi/ 7.6 bar	4	iv
117psi/ 8.0 bar	3	three
122psi/ eight.iv bar	2	2
126psi/ 8.vii bar	ane	1

Suggested Rebound Settings- 32mm Float and Rhythm
32mm FLOAT and Rhythm Air Force per unit area (psi/ bar)	FIT4 Rebound	GRIP Rebound
65psi/ four.5 bar	8	thirteen
70psi/ 4.eight bar	8	12
74psi/ 5.1 bar	vii	11
80psi/ 5.five bar	7	x
85psi/ 5.9 bar	six	nine
90psi/ six.2 bar	6	8
96psi/ 6.6 bar	5	vii
101psi/ 7.0 bar	v	half-dozen
106psi/ 7.three bar	4	v
111psi/ 7.6 bar	4	4
117psi/ 8.0 bar	3	iii
122psi/ 8.4 bar	2	two
126psi/ 8.vii bar	ane	1

Suggested Rebound Settings- 34mm Bladder SC
34mm FLOAT SC Air Force per unit area (psi/ bar)	FIT4 Rebound	GRIP Rebound
65psi/ 4.5 bar	12	13
70psi/ 4.8 bar	eleven	12
74psi/ 5.i bar	10	11
80psi/ 5.5 bar	nine	10
85psi/ 5.9 bar	8	9
90psi/ 6.two bar	7	eight
96psi/ half dozen.6 bar	half dozen	7
101psi/ 7.0 bar	6	six
106psi/ vii.3 bar	five	5
111psi/ 7.6 bar	4	4
117psi/ 8.0 bar	3	3
122psi/ viii.4 bar	2	2
126psi/ 8.7 bar	1	1

Suggested Rebound Settings- 34mm FLOAT and Rhythm
34mm Float and Rhythm Air Pressure (psi/ bar)	FIT4 Rebound	GRIP Rebound
65psi/ 4.5 bar	8	13
70psi/ 4.8 bar	8	12
74psi/ 5.1 bar	7	11
80psi/ 5.5 bar	7	10
85psi/ 5.9 bar	half dozen	9
90psi/ 6.2 bar	6	8
96psi/ 6.6 bar	5	7
101psi/ 7.0 bar	5	six
106psi/ vii.iii bar	4	five
111psi/ 7.6 bar	four	4
117psi/ 8.0 bar	3	3
122psi/ viii.4 bar	ii	2
126psi/ 8.7 bar	1	one

Arrange rebound until when tested, the fork returns apace but does not top out.

Summit out is felt when a fork fully extends too quickly and comes to an abrupt stop when it reaches full extension (you lot volition hear/feel a pocket-sized noise). Top out should be avoided through proper rebound setting.

Adjusting FIT4 Compression Damping

Easy on-the-fly adjustments for unprecedented command and performance

three-Position Lever: The 3-position lever is useful to make on-the-fly adjustments to control stupor operation nether significant changes in terrain, and is intended to be adjusted throughout the ride. You tin apply the Open mode during rough descending, the MEDIUM manner for undulating terrain, and the FIRM mode for smooth climbing.

FOX recommends kickoff with the 3-position lever in the open style.

*OPEN Mode Adjust: Open mode adjust is useful to control fork performance under passenger weight shifts, G-outs, and slow inputs. OPEN style adjust provides 22 additional fine tuning adjustments for the Open up mode. Setting 22 will have a more plush feel and setting ane will have a firmer feel.

Flim-flam recommends beginning with the Open mode adapt set to 18 clicks out (counter-clockwise) from fully closed (clockwise).

*Factory and Performance Aristocracy Series forks only.

Adjusting GRIP Pinch Damping

iii-Position Micro Suit: The iii-position lever is useful to make on-the-fly adjustments to control fork performance under significant changes in terrain, and is intended to be adjusted throughout the ride. Turning the lever to the full counter-clockwise position sets the fork in the Open up mode. Turning the lever to the middle detent position sets the fork in the Medium fashion. Turning the lever to the full clockwise position sets the fork in Firm mode. The positions between the Open, Medium, and Firm modes can be utilized to fine melody your compression damping.

Flim-flam recommends showtime with the 3-position lever in the Open fashion.

2-Position Sweep Adjust (Rhythm Forks Only): The 2-position lever is useful to make on-the-wing adjustments to control fork performance under significant changes in terrain, and is intended to be adjusted throughout the ride. Turning the lever to the full counter-clockwise position sets the fork in the Open manner. Turning the lever to the full clockwise position sets the fork in House mode. The positions between the Open and Firm modes can be utilized to fine tune your pinch damping.

FOX recommends beginning with the two-position lever in the Open way.

Remote Installation

The ii-Position remote tin either be installed under the handlebar on the non-drive side, where a front shifter would typically exist placed, or installed in a higher place the handlebar on the drive side. The ii-Position remote can be used with two cables to control both Button-to-Unlock forks and shocks simultaneously. The 3-Position remote can be installed in-line with the handlebar on either side and tin control the fork or shock.

FIT4 DAMPERS (Push-to-Lock and Push button-to-Unlock)

1. Install the remote lever onto your handlebar. Do not exceed one.vii Nm (15 in-lb). Less torque may be needed for carbon bars. Refer to the handlebar manufacturer'southward instructions for employ with carbon bars. Make sure to bank check for clearance betwixt the remote lever and whatever brake or shifter controls.
2. For Push button-to-Lock forks only - route the cable housing from the remote lever, around the rear of the crown, to the fork topcap cable stop and cut to length. Install a ferrule on the remote end.
3. For Button-to-Unlock forks just – route the cablevision housing from the remote lever, across the front of the crown, to the fork topcap cablevision stop and cutting to length. Install ferrules on both ends.
4. Set the remote lever to OPEN fashion by pushing the release lever. Make sure that the cable caput is completely seated in the remote lever.
5. For ii-Position remotes but - use a short piece of housing with one ferrule betwixt the in-line barrel adjuster and the remote lever body.
6. With all cablevision housing fully seated and no slack in the system, lightly lubricate the inner cable and thread it through the cable housing and around the fork remote pulley.
7. While holding the cable tight, tighten the pinch bolt, cut off backlog cable, and crimp the finish.

GRIP DAMPERS (Push-to-Lock only)

1. Install the remote lever onto your handlebar. Practice not exceed i.7 Nm (15 in-lb). Less torque may exist needed for carbon bars. Refer to the handlebar manufacturer's instructions for employ with carbon bars. Make sure to check for clearance between the remote lever and any brake or shifter controls.
2. Route the cable housing from the fork topcap, around the rear of the crown, to the remote lever and cut to length. Install a ferrule on the stop of the housing at the remote lever. The terminate of the housing at the fork topcap does not require a ferrule.
3. For 2-Position remotes simply - use a curt piece of housing with one ferrule between the in-line butt adjuster and the remote lever body.
4. Set the remote lever to Firm mode by pushing the actuation lever. Make sure that the cable head is completely seated in the remote lever.
5. Employ a five mm hex wrench to turn the remote caster clockwise until yous feel it lightly stop, then hold information technology in place. For forks with the cablevision exiting the topcap at the rider'south one o'clock position: the remote pulley should end at the ten-xi o'clock position. For forks with the cable exiting the topcap at the rider's vii o'clock position: the remote caster should stop at the four-five o'clock position.
6. With all cable housing fully seated and no slack in the organization, lightly lubricate the inner cable and thread it through the cable housing and around the fork remote pulley. While gently holding the remote pulley against the clockwise terminate with your 5 mm hex wrench, tighten the pinch bolt.
7. Release the 5 mm hex wrench from the remote pulley, cut off the excess inner cable, and crimp the end.
8. The in-line barrel adjuster may be used to change the lockout blow-off forcefulness. Clockwise barrel adjustment increases accident-off force, while counter-clockwise adjustment decreases blow-off strength.

Using the two-Position Remote

The 2-position remote is designed to be used in place of a front shifter, under the handlebar on the rider's left side. The ii-position remote can be used with 2 cables to control both the front fork and rear shock simultaneously.

The 2-Position Remote lets you to switch betwixt the Open up and Firm modes while riding.

• Push-to-Lock – Push button the actuation lever to ready the fork to House mode. Push button the release lever to fix the fork to Open style.
• Push button-to-Unlock – Push the actuation lever to ready the fork to Open up mode. Push the release lever to set the fork to Business firm mode.

Tuning with Air Volume Spacers (FLOAT and RHYTHM forks only)

Changing volume spacers in the 32/34 FLOAT and RHYTHM forks is an easy internal adjustment that allows you to change the amount of mid stroke and lesser out resistance.

• If you take set your sag correctly and are using full travel (bottoming out) as well easily, then y'all could install ane or more than spacers to increment bottom out resistance.

• If yous have set up your sag correctly and are not using total travel, then you lot could remove i or more spacers to decrease bottom out resistance.

32 Step Cast Float Volume Spacer Configuration
Travel	Volume Spacers Mill Installed	*Max Volume Spacers
100 mm	2	4
80 mm	2	4
40 mm (AX)	5	vii

32 FLOAT Volume Spacer Configuration
Travel	Volume Spacers Manufacturing plant Installed	*Max Volume Spacers
140 mm	2	5
130 mm	3	6
120 mm	1	4
110 mm	2	iv
100 mm	2	iv
90 mm	ii	4
lxxx mm	3	5

32 27.five Rhythm and 32 29 Rhythm 15x110 Volume Spacer Configurations
Travel	Volume Spacers Factory Installed	*Max Volume Spacers
120mm	0	four
110mm	0	4
100mm	1	5
80mm	2	6

32 29 Rhythm QR9 Volume Spacer Configurations
Travel	Book Spacers Factory Installed	*Max Volume Spacers
120mm	two	6
110mm	3	half dozen
100mm	4	7
80mm	5	8

34 Step Cast Bladder Book Spacer Configuration
Travel	Book Spacers Factory Installed	*Max Book Spacers
120 mm	2	four
110 mm	3	v
100 mm	4	5

34 Bladder Volume Spacer Configuration
Travel	Volume Spacers Factory Installed	*Max Volume Spacers
160 mm	1	4
150 mm	2	5
140 mm	ii	five
130 mm	three	6
120 mm	5	6
110 mm	half dozen	7

34 Rhythm Volume Spacer Configuration
Travel	Volume Spacers Factory Installed	*Max Volume Spacers
150 mm	0	iv
140 mm	0	iv
130 mm	ane	v
120 mm	2	v
110 mm	three	vi
100 mm	iv	half dozen

34 Eastward-Bike+ Book Spacer Configuration
Travel	Volume Spacers Factory Installed	*Max Volume Spacers
150 mm	ii	5
140 mm	3	5
130 mm	4	six
120 mm	iv	7
110 mm	5	7
100 mm	6	8
90 mm	6	eight
80 mm	6	nine

*DO NOT EXCEED THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF Volume SPACERS LISTED Higher up!

The 32mm FLOAT, Float SC, and AX book spacer PN: 234-04-811 is blue and has a volume of 8cc

The 32mm Rhythm volume spacer is PN: 234-04-735 is pink and has a book of 8cc

The 34mm FLOAT, FLOAT SC, and Rhythm volume spacer PN: 234-04-953 is green and has a book of 10cc

34mm Due east-Bike+ Volume Spacer PN: 234-04-811 is bluish and has a volume of 8cc

Some 32mm FLOAT forks come up with a factory installed hollow volume spacer pictured beneath. Standard blue 32mm volume spacers can be added to the hollow volume spacer to farther reduce air volume if desired.

For air book spacer installation and removal instructions, please visit: 2016 32mm/34mm FLOAT Air Spring Tuning with Air Volume Spacers »

WARNING: Never effort to change air volume spacers, as this can damage your fork causing a loss of control of the bike leading to SERIOUS INJURY or Death.

Warning: FOX suspension products contain pressurized nitrogen, air, oil, or all 3. Pause misuse can crusade belongings harm, SERIOUS INJURY OR Expiry. DO Non puncture, incinerate or crush any portion of a FOX suspension production. DO Non effort to detach whatsoever portion of a Play a joke on suspension product, unless expressly instructed to do so by the applicable Play a joke on technical documentation, and and so Simply while strictly adhering to all Flim-flam instructions and warnings in that example.

WARNING: Modification, improper service, or apply of aftermarket replacement parts with Play a trick on forks and shocks may cause the production to malfunction, resulting in SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. DO Not change whatsoever part of a fork or shock, including the fork brace (lower leg cross caryatid), crown, steerer, upper and lower leg tubes, or internal parts, except equally instructed herein. Any unauthorized modification may void the warranty, and may cause failure or the fork or daze, resulting in SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

Service Intervals

Make sure to properly maintain your fork

* Suspension production will require more than frequent servicing the harder they are worked. For those who ride lift-accessed DH, Park, or Extreme Freeride or in extremely moisture/muddy or dry/dusty environmental weather where trail debris is sprayed onto the fork or daze while on the trail, or e-mtb's, Pull a fast one on encourages riders to perform maintenance earlier than recommended above equally needed. If you hear, see, or feel something unusual, stop riding immediately and contact a Play tricks Authorized Service Center for proper servicing.

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