[bubbascrub93]

Yesterday I purchased a 2014 Scott Aspect 940 and took it out on the trail to try it out. Aside from having a petal break in about 30 min I notice that the that the fork leak a bit of oil as it flexes up and down and dirt begins to stick. It's brand new and my XC32 never had this problem, is this normal?

 

[bubbascrub93]

Bump anyone experience this?

 

[matadorCE]

It's not oil, it's grease and yes it's normal.

 

[bubbascrub93]

Oh okay that's a relief haha.. Does it usually go away?

 

[Jernas]

When it goes away you will have to reapply the grease.

 

[bubbascrub93]

Ahhh okay I see. The Rockshox never did this does it vary by brand?

 

[matadorCE]

I've had the XCM and I think it's more noticeable since it's grease so everything sticks to it a lot more. My Fox RLC also leaves residue since that's what lubricating the stanchions against the bushings, but it's not as noticeable since it uses a lightweight oil bath.

 

[bubbascrub93]

My dream is a Fox but I'm thinking about doing the suntour upgrade program for the raidon is it work it?

 

[Mruprising22]

I have had some experience with some ok suntour forks. I never liked them, grab some rock shox or fox


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[matadorCE]

My dream is a Fox but I'm thinking about doing the suntour upgrade program for the raidon is it work it?

That's entirely up to you since it will depend what youre trying to accomplish . In my opinion, a used RS or Fox or even a new Manitou or Xfusion are a better choice for most cases.

 

[kjlued]

That's entirely up to you since it will depend what youre trying to accomplish . In my opinion, a used RS or Fox or even a new Manitou or Xfusion are a better choice for most cases.

I think the Raidon is a great option for the price you get it for on the upgrade program.

Just about anything will be an improvement over the XCM.