Why do shocks leak air?
The only way you can lose air from the system is if the shock pump seal or shock valve pin is damaged. Some very cheap pumps may be more prone to leaking, if your pump is a concern, check out our shock pump grouptest in ENDURO issue #037 to make the best investment.
Do air shocks lose air over time?
Yes, perfectly normal. Inflate and carry on. Its the tiny amount of air held in those shocks at very high pressure. A small air loss will result in a significant pressure change.
Do MTB shocks lose pressure?
Rear shocks only contain a small volume of air and are sensitive to changes in temperature, but even so 70psi is a lot to lose in one ride.
How do I adjust the monarch rT3 shock?
The Monarch RT3 offers 3 adjustments. Starting with the Solo air, you can easily set the air spring pressure. Laser-etched gradients on the side of the low friction hard-anodized 28mm chassis make it is easy to set your sag. The beginning stroke rebound is the second adjustment which has been improved over the previous model Monarch shock.
Is there An Exploded View for the RT3 monarch Your air can?
Monarch RT3 Monarch R Air Can 4 Exploded View – Monarch™ RT3/R Rear Shock Exploded View – Monarch RT3/R Rear Shock™ RockShox Suspension Service We recommend that you have your RockShox suspension serviced by a qualified bicycle mechanic.
Will a RockShox monarch RT3 work on a 2005 KHS XC 604?
I installed a ’13 Rockshox Monarch RT3 (6.5 x 1.5 with the MM S 320 tune) on my trusty 2005 KHS XC 604 (had installed a coil shock a few years ago), and wow does this shock work beatuifully! The open and locked modes feel no differant from my old shock.
Could RockShox be your next go-to rear shock for your bike?
Well, Rockshox has the back of your bike covered just as well with the Monarch RT3 which could very well be your next go-to rear shock. Read on to find out why…