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Hi. Yeah it’s the One Up EDC components. The pump and tools you have to buy separate.

You can find it on Amazon

Hello. This does not increase fork travel. This only adds to bottom out resistance.

Hello, here is a link for the tool. Thanks! Upgraded Needle Driver Insertion... www.amazon.com/dp/B07THL396T?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Yes definitely consider this bike. I no longer have this but I loved it while I did have it. Super easy maintenance and reliable. I kept the multitool and still use. 👌🏽

Your Welcome! Thanks for the feedback!

Right 😁

Is it a 1X drivetrain?

Thats awesome!

I sold this bike. But it was great for the time that I had it. Just wanted to build a bike from the frame up so I had to sell it. My wife still has her Fuel Ex. I plan on making a video of her bike. Frame disassembly and bearing inspection.

@ZRMTB thanks. Me and the wife both have this bike along with x caliber. We are now starting to complete maintenance and upgrades. Your vids helped

@@dan69golf Thats so cool! My wife has had zero issues with her bike in almost 4 years. Always great to hear some feedback. Thanks!

Not yet. But I plan on making one soon.

Thanks Bryan. I say definitely YES. The bikes geo and spec is very similar to the latest trail bikes.

Thats awesome! This bike is amazing. Did you set your sag correctly? For me I found that having less sag in both shock and fork made the bike feel better. So about 15 % sag. I actually removed all spacers from fork and went with smaller spacer in shock.

Gracias Pepe. Que bien. Es muy buena bici. Una ebike suena bien pero mejor cuando cumpla los 50 jajaja

claro, pero esta chevere la experiencia y tenerla como bici complementaria esta genial, en alguna pedaleada si quieres la pruebas un rato@@ZRMTB

@@pepesolari5575 Suena bien Pepe. Espero que si. Un dia aya en Wiss.

de una!! ya esta el video del sabado pasado, no pude grabar mas porque la bateria me empezo a fallar jaja@@ZRMTB

Probably has a green one? They come stock with green spacer. Orange is a bigger spacer that I switched out previously. Went from Green to Orange to Red. Smaller to bigger.

@@ZRMTB yeah mine doesn’t have one at all. I did buy the bike off someone so maybe they removed it? Would you say it matters as the shock seems to be working normal.

If you like the way it feels than not needed. Volume spacers are optional.

Heck yeah. Get it now

Wow…Were you able to complete the rebuild?

What do you mean? The brake line?

29 front and back. Width 2.6 front and 2.4 rear.

Here is a link for the lube. Thanks! Park Tool PolyLube 1000 Bicycle Grease a.co/d/8eObua3

Thank you!!

Yes makes a big difference! Thats awesome!

You bet!

I bought from my local Trek shop.

You need the quick release adaptor kit

www.amazon.com/Hope-Pro-10mm-Rear-Caps/dp/B00W4HSG8K This should be what you need.

The only thing I’ve changed on this bike is the pedals. Everything else is stock. Some cable management to quiet down the noise. Besides that maybe the rear hub.

@@ZRMTB thanks alot for replying, I am worry about the speed I'm coming from a marlin 7 which was 29 2.2 and I use to fly on that one, I will change for 2.4 after I finish the stock 2.8 stock tires. 1500 for brand new 2021 Roscoe 8 think it's fair and a good deal🤞

@@santiagosalcedo7653 Yeah if its brand new then its a good price. Oh yea I forgot to mention thinner tires. That is one thing I want to do as well. Thinking 2.5 or 2.4.

@@ZRMTB gotcha and next will have to save to do that hub change... Heard engagement sucks, so hopefully I will fix that with a new hub in the future.

Right. Great hub either way

Hi. Not sure what you mean by do not block? Can you explain.

@@ZRMTB my shock is dh5x, open and firm modes work perfect but it doesn't close the shock for 100%

Haha! That just means you are using it like its meant to be used. Thanks. Just like keeping my bikes looking good.

@@ZRMTB More likely that I'm a terrible rider and always falling off!

25 front 27 rear.

Thats awesome! Hopefully it helped you out. I appreciate it.

It all depends on feel. I tried 3 but ended up with 2. It felt a little too responsive, 2 was just right for me.

Hey Michele. Not sure. But I will attach a link to a bike geometry guide. Hope it helps. www.bikeradar.com/features/the-ultimate-guide-to-bike-geometry-and-handling/

Que onda primo. No I have not tried the Top Fuel. I think it would be faster on climbing and flatter trails. Going down and chunkier trails the Fuel EX I believe would perform a bit better. All depends on the rider but that is just my opinion.

@@ZRMTB no todo calmado👍🏽 Yeah I can see that because of the travel difference in the suspensions. I purchased the top fuel but im worried it won’t stand up to downhill/trails. The day I tested them the fuel ex8 felt like it sagged too much but im not sure if the bike shop had enough air in the suspension for my weight.

@@csalinas-sf6jg Orale yeah probably not set up right for your weight. For me I rather have more comfortable feeling going down. I like riding techy down hills with drops. Going up for me is what ever. I rather have more fun going down. I have a hardtail that I sometimes use for more XC trails.

I have a Trek Roscoe 8.

@@ZRMTB ima reconsider my choice. You make a good point about having more control downhill

Hi Dan. Here is a link where you can find the info you are looking for. I believe it is about 125 hours of riding if no known issues. If you have oil or air leak then I would rebuild asap. www.ridefox.com/fox17/help.php?m=bike&id=1079#serviceintervals

Yes sir…lets make it happen. Wife would like that.

My wife’s EX 5 had no issues. We bought from a non Trek bike shop. I think they greased up the pivots before selling. Which was awesome. She has been riding that bike for almost three years and not a single issue with anything. 👌🏽

Gracias primo 💯

Haha… except that wasn’t thread-locker it was grease. Grease is recommended to avoid creaks. The threads already had blue thread-locker. Thanks for watching!

Grease not meant for threads only pivots

@@ZRMTB really? Makes sense, your the first video I see of this type of change. How do you personally like the bike when going uphill?

@@csalinas-sf6jg This is my wife’s bike. But I had the EX8. It climbs great in either Hi or Low position. I prefer the low position for more stable feeling going down.

Que tal Miguel. Aquí te dejo el link del aceite. Check this out! a.co/d/ejWg5bV

Cool, I do not know much about the Trance but I hear its pretty good. Good luck!

I would set the sag correctly on your fork first and then add spacers as you go.

@@ZRMTB 👍

I weigh 190 and I settled on two spacers with 25% sag.

How do you set the sag properly without volume spacers? I'm new these airshocks I weigh around the same maybe bit heavier I got the bike to shed the tonnes first lol but I can't get the sag set anywhere close without volume spacers and still maxing out the 140psi there brand new 38s something I'm doing wrong or just not able for heavier riders?