My old school 2004 Devinci Ollie has served me well, but I've finally snapped a rear linkage bolt on the frame and can't for the life of me source one anywhere. Devinci is usually good with holding parts but no dice on this. Anybody have a line or a replacement recommendation? If i can't find or get one machined...the frame is nothing more than an expensive boat anchor and it'd be a real shame...
It’s probably a standard bolt of some kind. Pull what’s left and take it to a bolt and screw store. Or pull the other bolt because it looks like they will be similar. You can also get the dimensions by measuring then inside of the bearing race and the distance between them.
If you can get the dimensions of the bolt, you would be surprised at what the internet has to offer. It may be a different material, and you may have to bushing it if it has a tapper. Good luck.
I also have a ZEB question I have a 2021 ZEB ultimate and I’m running the LSC and HSC at full open running rebound at 3 clicks from closed and running 25 percent sag and I’m getting some really harsh feed back into my hands and I can’t figure out what’s going on does anyone have any ideas ?
I also have a ZEB question I have a 2021 ZEB ultimate and I’m running the LSC and HSC at full open running rebound at 3 clicks from closed and running 25 percent sag and I’m getting some really harsh feed back into my hands and I can’t figure out what’s going on does anyone have any ideas ?
I would make it 30% sag and put an extra volume spacer in. Also when did you get the fork?
I also have a ZEB question I have a 2021 ZEB ultimate and I’m running the LSC and HSC at full open running rebound at 3 clicks from closed and running 25 percent sag and I’m getting some really harsh feed back into my hands and I can’t figure out what’s going on does anyone have any ideas ?
What pressure are you running? And does the fork feel smooth when you push down on it?
First guess is that you have too much rebound causing the fork to not extend between hits, also called packing down, which makes you ride on average deeper in the travel where the spring is pushing back against the bumps harder, which leads to harsh feel. 3 clicks from full closed is really, really slow. RS recommended settings never go slower than 4 and that’s for riders at 240+lbs.
Second guess is that you’ve got stiction/binding. The cheap and easy test there is to do a lowers service and see if it helps.
I also have a ZEB question I have a 2021 ZEB ultimate and I’m running the LSC and HSC at full open running rebound at 3 clicks from closed and running 25 percent sag and I’m getting some really harsh feed back into my hands and I can’t figure out what’s going on does anyone have any ideas ?
What pressure are you running? And does the fork feel smooth when you push down on it?
First guess is that you have too much rebound causing the fork to not extend between hits, also called packing down, which makes you ride on average deeper in the travel where the spring is pushing back against the bumps harder, which leads to harsh feel. 3 clicks from full closed is really, really slow. RS recommended settings never go slower than 4 and that’s for riders at 240+lbs.
Second guess is that you’ve got stiction/binding. The cheap and easy test there is to do a lowers service and see if it helps.
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im running 110psiwith no tokens( im not a lightweight) the fork feels super smooth when i push it down.. the lower leg service was done about 2 weeks ago before park season where i live opened up, i was at 4 clicks till yesterday when i was riding park and was experimenting with settings to see if i could get rid of the harshness
I’d still try running less rebound. With no tokens you don’t need to deal with as much stored energy coming from bottom out so you should have more room to play with faster rebound before pogo from big hits becomes an issue.
I’d still try running less rebound. With no tokens you don’t need to deal with as much stored energy coming from bottom out so you should have more room to play with faster rebound before pogo from big hits becomes an issue.
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