Re-valving the propedal / compression stack Here are a couple of diagrams that show how the propedal comp stack on the Float R works: Here is the propedal/compression shim stack: It is a good performing shock on the Anthem X but over the course of one ride it lost proper rebound adjustment such that clicks 1-7 had no noticeable rebound damping but 8 and 9 had so much that the shock barely moved. This shock is off the bike to send away for warranty repair. If you have lost or never had the shock sag indicator O-ring then the size is 2mm x 25mm or thereabouts. I found the rebound sweet-spot to be between 6 and 7 clicks from fully counter-clockwise. The rebound adjustment on this shock had 9 clicks. The shock features rebound adjust via the red knob - clockwise makes the shock rebound slower. On the Anthem X3 for a 72kg rider I found that 140psi gave around 8mm sag for a great feeling ride. Interestingly, on the Anthem X Giant does not use a bushing in the shock where it mounts to the lower Maestro link.

With bushings installed (see left end in picture) the inner diameter is 12.5mm. Shock mountingĮyelet size on this shock is 15mm (see right end of shock in the picture). The shock has Fox's 'pro-pedal' platform damping but there are no user adjustments to this available unlike on the RP2/RP3/RP23 shocks. The compression and rebound tune indicators on the air can show the middle level tuning for both compression and rebound. The above shock came off a Giant Anthem X3 2010 model.

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