Just got my new Spitfire 2014 frame in stunning blue with the X-Fusion O2 RCX rear shock. :thumbsup:
I've noticed that the shock is mounted in reverse, meaning the air canister towards the rear triangle with compression and rebound knobs facing upwards.
In every other photo i came across the internet, all shocks (mostly fox ctd) are mounted "normally" with air canister towards the front of the bike.
Does anyone knows if there is a reason for the specific orientation that affects the shock and suspension function?
Thanks
I've noticed that the shock is mounted in reverse, meaning the air canister towards the rear triangle with compression and rebound knobs facing upwards.
In every other photo i came across the internet, all shocks (mostly fox ctd) are mounted "normally" with air canister towards the front of the bike.
Does anyone knows if there is a reason for the specific orientation that affects the shock and suspension function?
Thanks