Always happy to dole out kudos when deserved. You cats earn them often.
I was also thinking about wear I'd seen on comp shafts from the end nut used to hold the compression assembly inside the stanchion. Most forks have some sort of bushing in there, but not all. Decoupling the piston and the comp rod and allowing them to both remain parallel to their respective glide surfaces just seems so obvious.
Aug. 7, 2018, 1:17 p.m. - JT
Always happy to dole out kudos when deserved. You cats earn them often. I was also thinking about wear I'd seen on comp shafts from the end nut used to hold the compression assembly inside the stanchion. Most forks have some sort of bushing in there, but not all. Decoupling the piston and the comp rod and allowing them to both remain parallel to their respective glide surfaces just seems so obvious.