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The whole bike cost me £90 so you can see why I'm a bit opposed to spending £25 on some o-rings but I'm also opposed to binning something I might be able to fix myself.
I presume that if it all goes tits up I can just remove and install another Fox Float shock of the same dimensions and it'll work again?
hippy-
I presume that if it all goes tits up I can just remove and install another Fox Float shock of the same dimensions and it'll work again?
Depends if they or anyone else still makes a shock of the same dimensions & stroke and with a similar tune. The former is the key, the later is kinda important but not a showstopper.
Howard
How old and is it replaceable? One of the biggest issues with old stuff is that you can't get a suitable replacement, so if you totally murder it whilst trying to fix it, you could be writing the bike off in the process.
If you really want it fixed, and fixed properly, send it off to TF tuned or ask Mario at LMNH to do it.