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1. Fox Float Rp23 Rear Shock
2. Fox Float Rp23 Specs

I have a full suspension Yeti (not sure of the year, but maybe 2008?) that came with a Fox RP23 rear shock. My ride includes vigorous street hills on the way to the dirt trails. I would love something with a full lockout (rather than the pro-pedal built into the RP23). It's time for a service and wondering if there is a good replacement with full lockout rather than getting the RP23 serviced.And I prefer something that's a direct replacement so I don't have to make any modifications or use adapters.

Fox Float Rp23 Rear Shock

Thanks for the lesson! My bike is a 2011 Yeti ASR-5 (Alloy).

The only manual I can find is for the carbon version. Wondering if carbon and alloy have the exact same dimensions:Here is my exact year/model and build on bicycle blue book:The manual is showing 7.875' eye-to-eye and 2' stroke. Per bicycle bluebook, it states 127mm travel which is about 5'.Based on my own measurement from eye to eye, the 7.875' appears to be correct.

Fox Float Rp23 Specs

Not sure how to measure travel.Also not sure if this shock was fine tuned for this specific bike or if it's off the shelf and can be replaced by other brands.Thanks for the help!. If the eye to eye is correct, the stroke will be too. I'm sure the frames are exactly the same geometry wise, just made of different material.I did a little bit of research and recommend you look through.

Apparently BOS use the same tune as the one for the Yeti SB66 when providing shocks for the ASR-5, not sure how much help that'll be. Some other guy said he replaced his shock on the ASR-5 with a Rockshox Monarch and it had a pretty standard tune (M/M). So really I don't think you'll need to worry much about finding a replacement.However something else that was brought up was PUSH tuning. Instead of dropping a lot of money on a new shock, you could have yours serviced and re-tuned.

Apparently the stock propedal tune your shock comes with is too soft for a lot of people. They'll basically ask you your weight, bike, riding style, and what you want improved on the shock. They'll give you a completely custom tune that will make it feel much better for you and fix the issue with propedal not helping as much as it should. Bundesliga 2000 der fussball manager kostenlos.

I've heard nothing but good things.Give it a think, and let me know. I'm happy to help find a replacement shock online if you decide that's definitely the route you want to go. Thanks for your research! I checked out the link on mtbr forum.

I should add that I'm not much of a technical rider to probably notice some of the differences the more experienced riders noted. My rides are 80% street and 20% mountain. That 80% street to get to the trail has a lot of very steep climbs. I would just prefer a total lockout than making pro-pedal better or stifferI think the Monarch RT3 may be the best option for the price.

On e-bay, I seem some listed 7.875x2 which would be the proper fit for my bike. And priced for $200. Let me know what you think of this option and if I'm missing anything else. Here is a link to the e-bay listing:I appreciate all your help!.