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Forget Lockout, especially on shocks. Seriously. It sounds counter intuitive, but a well tuned and damped shock will make climbing so much better then it simply being locked out. The whole point is to keep that rubber in as much contact with the ground as possible, so all that bounce keeps it where it's needed.
Installed a dual remote on a customers factory CTD around a month ago, and he's already had a couple of issues with it. Simpler the better. -
Depends on what you want out of 32mm or 34mm stanchions.
32mm are light, but "flexy", especially if you do some decent downhill. I don't feel that much flex, but I only have 100mm travel. With 140mm+ I guess it'd start moving about.
34mm are heavier, and supposedly less flexy.
Chak
Philip_J_Fry
@Smallfurry
Which one !?
Forks, new, 2014 models mainly.
Rockshox Rev RT3 - $395
Fox factory float 32 CTD - $355
Fox factory float 34 CTD - $409
X-fusion Slant 34 - $279
Sorry for all the questions. Might just get the Slant.