Anyone else looking at this because their shiny new 1000€ Fox 38 needs a service to remove the ton of grease in the negative chamber they put at the factory making for a poor performance fork?
Thanks for the well-done video Jules! Q: What is recommended for the foam wipe rings on damper side? Is the PTFE teflon infused 5wt recommended, or the 20wt gold just like on the air side? If 20wt gold is recommended, wouldn't that contaminate the lowers that contains the PTFE teflon infused 5wt?
I'm wondering the same thing. I'm about to service my 34s with the GRIP damper, which calls for 5 wt PTFE infused oil for the damper lower. However, I'm unsure of what oil to soak the damper side foam ring in: 20wt gold or 5wt ptfe? Any clarification would be appreciated! Thanks for the great videos!
Great video jules. Thanks . Easy to follow. I noticed you didn't change the seals. Just the foams. I assume if one does not see any obvious damage to the seals it is ok to just change the foam and the oil on the routine service?
Great Series! Are the foam rings available separate and if so how do I order them? Every #ridefox video I have seen the seals are not replaced. Is this considered a race service or should the seals always be replaced?
Is anyone going to bring up the crappy R3 teflon fluid? What is a solid lubricant doing in a fork fluid? If it settles in the bottle, it's not mixing very well in the fork. First thing I do is ditch that for Motorex or Plush fluid. Both feel great.
Where can I find quality syringes like in this video? I cant find good ones anywhere!! All I can find online is crappy cheap ones that are one-time use. I'd like to find good ones that will last a long time.
Austin Lavallee on second thoughts to this, I recently done a full fork service on a set of 2014 rockshox recons. I ordered a small syringe for the lowers bath oil “6ml each” but I needed about 130m for the damper. I found a unused stans no stubes syringe (60ml) and made sure it was extra clean. Worked a treat, thick material & seals. Didn’t give it much thought till now
Bernard Goh one thing to remember is grip1/2 are somewhat recirculating dampers and they don’t invest damper fluid. So service is far less critical. If you’re looking for old damper info just go to ride fox.com
Grip is dead easy to service. Buy the shaft clamps and you're pretty much set. Take off the top, dump out old, flush a bit, then fill again. They say it doesn't ingest oil... that's only a half truth. The seal can scrape off R3 pretty well, but can't manage with Fox Gold or other bath oils. Hence why they don't use Gold both sides.
A like yuor video girl Jules and guy's of #dialed in the factory #ridefox the howto so service lower legs on fox forks in the est pes a pes the desarm thanks a #foxdiale. Saluds from chile 🇨🇱 🤘 😀 🤘
Whats up Jules. So awesome to watch you do this. Very well explained. I wanted to ask where did you get the syringes for the oils. I have been looking for ones like what you used and have had a hard time finding them
Fox recommends this every 30 hours. I’m not good at noting my hours 😊 Shall we say every 3 months overall? I don’t push it very hard and I don’t ride in the wet too much.
Depends on how much you ride.. If you ride like once a month cause you've got one busy ass job.. (I'm totally making fun of someone I know).. You only need to do it every 5000 years..
30 hours with average 20 km/h is 600km. If you don't ride in wet dirt and dusty conditions, you can increase service interval to 1000km. And then look at fork condition to increase or decrease next interval
As long as your not pulling the air spring out you don’t technically have too but if there’s air on the air spring it make putting the lowers back on more challenging.
No need to remove the air unless your pulling the air shaft or removing the top cap. With experience it becomes easy to pop the lower on the the shaft in place. 🤘
If you do let the air out, make sure you put enough back in to fully extend the air spring before you put the lowers back on. Otherwise the lowers will end up with a vacuum and turn into a giant negative spring (not as cool as it sounds, trust me).
Hi, nice video. Please what kind of grease are you using for greasing of wipers heels? Can I use the same service procedure for oil exchange in Fox 36 float fit 4 2016? Many thanks.
Tad late to answer but yes, the oil is still gonna be the same since all your changing is the travel and any air shaft you add in bottom out at the same point as the rest. Also these volumes are for the lowers so still, same oil volume.
ZX 10R I wouldn’t go changing things from different years. They could have different lengths, widths, and general overall features. Stick to the old ones I’d say!
if im servicing the air shaft should i add the small amount of oil recommended to the air chamber after i have changed the oil the lowers then charge the system or should i add the oil to the air chamber then charge the system and then add oil to the lowers to finish? I have seen it done both ways w/o explanation for the choice
AAHHHHHH the Scottish banter....DUNTERS!!!!! This has evaded everyone i see great video,ill kinda due to service my 36's but always get the fear when i need to do forks,Getting lowers and stanchions to meet harmoniously is a b@@tard
Yes because they are crushed once you put them on! That's why they're called crush washers. You want to use fresh ones when you reassemble each time! Cheers.
abr sam If the seal was leaking or was damaged it would need to be replaced. We would do this service at a race or in between full services, in a full service you would replace the seals.
There are no 2021 information on ridefox besides owner manuals. Spec sheets, part/drawings and service manuals are missing. Please add them asap. I need to travel my upcoming pistachio 38.
The 20wt gold is just for lubricating the bushings so I don't see no reason why a lighter oil couldn't be used. Would have thought a heavier oil is more likely to stay around the bushings and do a better job though.
542eastWA good shout out. Andres make sure to measure the foam ring height. Different forks have different foam ring heights. I fitted a push seal kit which is awesome on a 2year old pike a few weeks ago and the ring in the kit is only 5mm it needs a 10mm ring. It will probably work but not filling the gap totally is not ideal and you can push the foam ring easily in the lowers that way too. So measure it and be careful when installing it.
Yep FOX does not sell the rings separately, I was asking my local FOX service center about those. I'd better replace them rather to wash in isopropyl as they swell up a bit. They seem to return to the original shape after drying out, though.
Jules seems to me so much better mechanic than Jordi... just saying ;-D She should be new Boss from 2020 onwards, Jordi should be Loris mechanic only, only puzzling all day.
Why is it so difficult to find out what size foam rings fit which model forks? It seems you’ve got to disassemble the lowers to find out what size the foam rings are. It would be better to have the new ones ready in advance before having to take the lowers off. Lower leg services are very easy, but finding the correct parts and oil requirements for the fork beforehand is a time consuming effort. It would be nice to have oil weights and capacities printed on the same sticker as the suggested air spring pressures for rider weight. Along with the size of foam rings for that specific model. Especially considering how ridiculously regularly we’re recommended to service them. I guess it’s made harder to encourage people to pay for the extortionate fork servicing costs, instead of having to go to the hassle of doing all of the research first.
This doesn’t make sense to me sorry. If you have a 34 you use 34 foams and so on. We have a complete breakdown on our website as well. Did you actually look?
jordi cortes nowhere on the Fox website can I see foam rings available on their own. There are seal kits, but it’s not necessary to replace all of the seals as part of a lower leg service. I can’t find any breakdown of parts that shows which foam rings are for which fork. Do you work for Fox?
Why is she putting in the specified amount of oil Fox recommends? Of the 10 Fox forks I've ever opened, none have had a total of more than 5ml of oil come out. An oil pan is complete unnecessary. I'm expecting 30ml+ to come out but never more than 5ml comes out. The foam is always near-bone-dry and the wipers have no grease of anykind. Why is that? For you DIY guys at home, you know what I mean. I'm talking about brand-new forks or forks rebuilt by Fox. Also, you'll never find a 5ml pillow-pack in a shock can either.
LBS mentioned that forks never seem to come from factory with the right amount of fluid (which seems off), but you seem to prove them correct. Maybe I won't wait to service my new suspension.
Not funny I didn't laugh. Your joke is so bad I would have preferred the joke went over my head and you gave up re-telling me the joke. To be honest this is a horrid attempt at trying to get a laugh out of me. Not a chuckle, not a hehe, not even a subtle burst of air out of my esophagus. Science says before you laugh your brain preps your face muscles but I didn't even feel the slightest twitch. 0/10 this joke is so bad I cannot believe anyone legally allowed you to be creative at all. The amount of brain power you must have put into that joke has the potential to power every house on Earth. Get a personality and learn how to make jokes, read a book. I'm not saying this to be funny I genuinely mean it on how this is just bottom barrel embarrassment at comedy. You've single handedly killed humor and every comedic act on the planet. I'm so disappointed that society has failed as a whole in being able to teach you how to be funny. Honestly if I put in all my power and time to try and make your joke funny it would require Einstein himself to build a device to strap me into so I can be connected to the energy of a billion stars to do it, and even then all that joke would get from people is a subtle scuff. You're lucky I still have the slightest of empathy for you after telling that joke otherwise I would have committed every war crime in the book just to prevent you from attempting any humor ever again. We should put that joke in text books so future generations can be wary of becoming such an absolute comedic failure. Im disappointed, hurt, and outright offended that my precious time has been wasted in my brain understanding that joke. In the time that took I was planning on helping kids who have been orphaned, but because of that you've waisted my time explaining the obscene integrity of your terrible attempt at comedy. Now those kids are suffering without meals and there's nobody to blame but you. I hope you're happy with what you have done and I truly hope you can move on and learn from this piss poor attempt
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Anyone else looking at this because their shiny new 1000€ Fox 38 needs a service to remove the ton of grease in the negative chamber they put at the factory making for a poor performance fork?
Well done,Jules! Fox should do a feature on the mechanics i.e. their background, what trails they ride, bike checks, etc.etc.
01FozzyS that’s not a bad idea!
imagine one of them had rockshox on their bike
Grease to keep the washer on the nut is ultimate trick!
I hate to notice this but this is a revolution, first time I see a woman in a bike tech video! Keep it up FOX!
Thanks for the well-done video Jules!
Q: What is recommended for the foam wipe rings on damper side? Is the PTFE teflon infused 5wt recommended, or the 20wt gold just like on the air side? If 20wt gold is recommended, wouldn't that contaminate the lowers that contains the PTFE teflon infused 5wt?
I'm wondering the same thing. I'm about to service my 34s with the GRIP damper, which calls for 5 wt PTFE infused oil for the damper lower. However, I'm unsure of what oil to soak the damper side foam ring in: 20wt gold or 5wt ptfe? Any clarification would be appreciated!
Thanks for the great videos!
Why wouldn't it be the 5wt lol!
It’s whatever is used in that leg. So grip would be 5wt , the other dampers would be gold
@@jordicortes4993 Thanks for your swift reply!
@@seanec8 Watch the Lost Co fork service video...he doesn't use the 5wt on the rings he uses the 20
I get it... I didn't use the pokey stick. That's why my fork felt like garbage after I serviced it!
Great video jules. Thanks . Easy to follow. I noticed you didn't change the seals. Just the foams. I assume if one does not see any obvious damage to the seals it is ok to just change the foam and the oil on the routine service?
Thank you for great movie ❤
Great Series! Are the foam rings available separate and if so how do I order them? Every #ridefox video I have seen the seals are not replaced. Is this considered a race service or should the seals always be replaced?
Foam rings are available in most online shops. From what i've heard the wiper seals only need to be replaced if they're worn or scratched.
@@wabidabidoo Replace them every time if you've got the fork apart. Worth the trouble.
They’re cheap parts might aswell replace the while you’re there
@@wabidabidoo, I couldn't find any if you know any shop that sells them separately please share the link.
@@oleksandrprimov3095 I agree, Rockshox sells just foam rings yet Fox dosen't seem to..
Will doing your own lower service void ones warranty?
Tks for this work
Thanks for the vid on this. great thing to do while were all tied up at home...
Wich brand and type of grease i should use?
I call them Dunters too! (now)
Is anyone going to bring up the crappy R3 teflon fluid? What is a solid lubricant doing in a fork fluid? If it settles in the bottle, it's not mixing very well in the fork. First thing I do is ditch that for Motorex or Plush fluid. Both feel great.
When yo did the service, do you need to let out the air pressure?
YES!!
first and most important thing to do ;)
@@hugor.b.6351 it is but they do not show that in the vid
No, not just for a lower leg service. You are not removing the air spring.
Nice Fox Girl!! 😁👏
I just changed ait shaft in my 36 2021 and I noticed that seals in lowers were dry. I put some honey grease on them
Where can I find quality syringes like in this video? I cant find good ones anywhere!! All I can find online is crappy cheap ones that are one-time use. I'd like to find good ones that will last a long time.
Austin Lavallee was literally just about to ask this question... needs a answer asap
Austin Lavallee on second thoughts to this, I recently done a full fork service on a set of 2014 rockshox recons. I ordered a small syringe for the lowers bath oil “6ml each” but I needed about 130m for the damper. I found a unused stans no stubes syringe (60ml) and made sure it was extra clean. Worked a treat, thick material & seals. Didn’t give it much thought till now
Austin Lavallee get some Veterinary livestock syringes they are the best and what we use. 💉
The cheapo brake bleed kit I got on Amazon came with nice syringes.
can we do a damper service as well? that would be helpful to do a complete tune up during this period!
Bernard Goh Good idea!
I can’t find a single video on how to service a damper...
Bernard Goh one thing to remember is grip1/2 are somewhat recirculating dampers and they don’t invest damper fluid. So service is far less critical. If you’re looking for old damper info just go to ride fox.com
www.ridefox.com/fox17/help.php?m=bike&id=947&fbclid=IwAR1sOQUMVgrWUHC5stvjfumVVfFl1qbdzl1Y8iORuaGXA3W3lC5Gbc_fNq0
Grip is dead easy to service. Buy the shaft clamps and you're pretty much set. Take off the top, dump out old, flush a bit, then fill again. They say it doesn't ingest oil... that's only a half truth. The seal can scrape off R3 pretty well, but can't manage with Fox Gold or other bath oils. Hence why they don't use Gold both sides.
Where do you acquire these... Thunters? Dunters? Dunthers? And are these applicable to all fox forks, 32-40?
Thanks Jules
A like yuor video girl Jules and guy's of #dialed in the factory #ridefox the howto so service lower legs on fox forks in the est pes a pes the desarm thanks a #foxdiale. Saluds from chile 🇨🇱 🤘 😀 🤘
Do you need to remove the air out of the air side of the fork before doing this service?
Whats up Jules. So awesome to watch you do this. Very well explained. I wanted to ask where did you get the syringes for the oils. I have been looking for ones like what you used and have had a hard time finding them
Old comment but they look like the syringes in the SRAM pro brake bleed kit I have.
Fox recommends this every 30 hours. I’m not good at noting my hours 😊 Shall we say every 3 months overall? I don’t push it very hard and I don’t ride in the wet too much.
Depends on how much you ride.. If you ride like once a month cause you've got one busy ass job.. (I'm totally making fun of someone I know).. You only need to do it every 5000 years..
30 hours with average 20 km/h is 600km. If you don't ride in wet dirt and dusty conditions, you can increase service interval to 1000km. And then look at fork condition to increase or decrease next interval
I assume you don't have to let the air out the forks before you start? cheers.
Come on mate common sense like
As long as your not pulling the air spring out you don’t technically have too but if there’s air on the air spring it make putting the lowers back on more challenging.
No need to remove the air unless your pulling the air shaft or removing the top cap. With experience it becomes easy to pop the lower on the the shaft in place. 🤘
If you do let the air out, make sure you put enough back in to fully extend the air spring before you put the lowers back on. Otherwise the lowers will end up with a vacuum and turn into a giant negative spring (not as cool as it sounds, trust me).
Hi, nice video. Please what kind of grease are you using for greasing of wipers heels? Can I use the same service procedure for oil exchange in Fox 36 float fit 4 2016? Many thanks.
Same question
Slick honey
Do you bath the foam seals in either the PTFE oil or the gold depending on the side?
fox 20wt gold!
Jules, when will fox start selling foam rings for the Fox36 / 40 forks?
MTB Jim it’s the same foam from past 36/40 so they’ve been around
Hey FOX team, which grease exactly is recommended ?
Does the air need to be let out before doing this? Or does it not matter since you aren't removing the air spring?
yes, but you may as well check the air spring as well in this service as it's very easy
Nice Wera tools Jules!
Hi,
I'll be lowering the travel of 2021 fox 36 grip2 29" from 160mm to 140mm travel. Are the oil volumes the same for both travel difference?
Tad late to answer but yes, the oil is still gonna be the same since all your changing is the travel and any air shaft you add in bottom out at the same point as the rest. Also these volumes are for the lowers so still, same oil volume.
Is the 2021 Fox 36 lower compatible with 2020 Fox 36 Grip 2?
ZX 10R I wouldn’t go changing things from different years. They could have different lengths, widths, and general overall features. Stick to the old ones I’d say!
No.
Is it possible to clean the lower leg with ethyl alcohol (ethanol) instead of isopropyl?
My Fox 32 Talas is 5 years without servicing now. I wonder how bad it is on the inside XD
Nice video but does this give me a new FOX helpdesk in the UK?
cool
Do you dip the sponge rings both into the Gold oil before to fit them in the lowers? thx
Yes always! it's very quick, but if you look she pulls the first one out of a cup of oil. 4:28
@@Windband1 awesome
if im servicing the air shaft should i add the small amount of oil recommended to the air chamber after i have changed the oil the lowers then charge the system or should i add the oil to the air chamber then charge the system and then add oil to the lowers to finish? I have seen it done both ways w/o explanation for the choice
pop the air cap off and add 3cc oil. (without air in it)
AAHHHHHH the Scottish banter....DUNTERS!!!!!
This has evaded everyone i see
great video,ill kinda due to service my 36's but always get the fear when i need to do forks,Getting lowers and stanchions to meet harmoniously is a b@@tard
Are 36 Rhythm forks compatible with grip2 dampers?
Cant you do a tours of the bike shop
Do you sell a complete service kit with oil and syringes etc?
Would be the same for fox 38mm?
is it necessary to replace crush washers after each lowers service?
no onlny when there is a leak at the bolts...
Kristjan Valenčič we would recommend it.
Yes because they are crushed once you put them on! That's why they're called crush washers. You want to use fresh ones when you reassemble each time! Cheers.
@@Windband1 only if they leak, i've reused mine a couple of times and no issues
what grease are you using on the wiper seals? thanks!
Suspension grease, like SRAM Butter.
@@ameurstihn6610 I honestly think she was using SRAM butter since it was purposely put in an unmarked container. Sorry for gravedigging.
Slick Honey or Slickoleum
Cant even find any isopropyl alcohol right now :(
don't need to replace the seal?
abr sam If the seal was leaking or was damaged it would need to be replaced. We would do this service at a race or in between full services, in a full service you would replace the seals.
Where can we buy those little thumpers that screw onto the bottom threads?
Mike Colbourne you can buy them from your fox dealer. Part numbers are 398-00-601 and 398-00-430
They are very expensive and proprietary, typical from Fox. They are mandatory for stepcast forks.
Shhh.... high quality socket and a few gentle whacks.
Shouldn't the very first step be to release the air pressure from the forks?
You don't need to, there is no pressurized air inside the lower leg
Awesome thanks, saved for later
havent heard about deflating the fork first
Can you help me pleas i have fox talas 32 i dont now how much oil we put in side
Thank you fox
Ismail Slassi best to check ridefox.com that will get you used to finding the information the right way
Wow she just serviced a brand new fork
Whats the name of the grease?
Would SLICKOLEUM SUSPENSION GREASE work? Thanks for the video.
NOBLE WULF Slickoleum grease would work just fine.
hi! can you provide a link to the oils and that white stuff you used on the fork in the description? thanks a bunch!
www.ridefox.com/fox17/help.php?m=bike&id=1056
@@uvaldomunoz u are awesome thank you!!
There are no 2021 information on ridefox besides owner manuals.
Spec sheets, part/drawings and service manuals are missing.
Please add them asap. I need to travel my upcoming pistachio 38.
There's no info because no one has had those long enough to need service. Call or email them. Sounds like you don't even have the fork yet. Chill.
What went wrong if the lowers won't slip on this easy on the stanchions ?
Foam ring got caught. The trick is to stretch them slightly before soaking. Then they never get caught.
Would you please do one on the 38 fox 🦊!
Exactly the same process for the 38, virtually the same process for a lower leg on any fork off any brand. Just different oil and bolt sizes.
What brand is that bikestand/clamp?
Andreani. Don't ask how much. They make Moto GP tooling.
I guess that in Scotland they run the forks without air in them, or maybe a pro does not need to let the air out first.
No the fork still has pressurized air in it, you don't need to let it out for this service since the pressurized air isn't inside the lower leg.
@@tylerbrenn oh yes, they did not change tokens, my bad
@@tsalesto That would be terrible for that situation haha
Is there a technical reason why you can't use the teflon oil in both sides?
Teflon Infused is 5wt and FOX Gold is 20wt.
The 20wt gold is just for lubricating the bushings so I don't see no reason why a lighter oil couldn't be used. Would have thought a heavier oil is more likely to stay around the bushings and do a better job though.
It’s not as well suited as a lubricant. So technically you couldn’t. It’s just not smart
Oops, but probably smarter than putting 20wt gold in the damper ;)?
There is not. You could do it just fine. Would be a mistake though, since it's a poor bath lubricant.
What kind of grease is she using?
Slick honey grease or sram butter grease
How much and which oil do I need on my 2017 fox 34 float 150mm, C69S? It’s not clear to me on the fox charts. Thanks
Where do I by the foam rings without the seals?
Anders Cykelstjerne Bisgaard I dont think they sell them separately.
enduroforkseals.com sells the foam rings individually
542eastWA good shout out. Andres make sure to measure the foam ring height. Different forks have different foam ring heights. I fitted a push seal kit which is awesome on a 2year old pike a few weeks ago and the ring in the kit is only 5mm it needs a 10mm ring. It will probably work but not filling the gap totally is not ideal and you can push the foam ring easily in the lowers that way too. So measure it and be careful when installing it.
Yep FOX does not sell the rings separately, I was asking my local FOX service center about those. I'd better replace them rather to wash in isopropyl as they swell up a bit. They seem to return to the original shape after drying out, though.
When old country girls say “lil bit” I want to take take them on holiday
Jules seems to me so much better mechanic than Jordi... just saying ;-D She should be new Boss from 2020 onwards, Jordi should be Loris mechanic only, only puzzling all day.
Who makes those syringes?
Dominick LaBruzzi they are veterinary livestock dosing syringes last for ever and are great for the job.
@@tajhendry9798 Thank you. Need to et some. the generic syringes i have dont last
Why is it so difficult to find out what size foam rings fit which model forks?
It seems you’ve got to disassemble the lowers to find out what size the foam rings are. It would be better to have the new ones ready in advance before having to take the lowers off.
Lower leg services are very easy, but finding the correct parts and oil requirements for the fork beforehand is a time consuming effort. It would be nice to have oil weights and capacities printed on the same sticker as the suggested air spring pressures for rider weight. Along with the size of foam rings for that specific model. Especially considering how ridiculously regularly we’re recommended to service them.
I guess it’s made harder to encourage people to pay for the extortionate fork servicing costs, instead of having to go to the hassle of doing all of the research first.
This doesn’t make sense to me sorry. If you have a 34 you use 34 foams and so on.
We have a complete breakdown on our website as well.
Did you actually look?
jordi cortes nowhere on the Fox website can I see foam rings available on their own.
There are seal kits, but it’s not necessary to replace all of the seals as part of a lower leg service. I can’t find any breakdown of parts that shows which foam rings are for which fork. Do you work for Fox?
For oil heights go to biketechtools.com
Love that site.
Why is she putting in the specified amount of oil Fox recommends? Of the 10 Fox forks I've ever opened, none have had a total of more than 5ml of oil come out. An oil pan is complete unnecessary. I'm expecting 30ml+ to come out but never more than 5ml comes out. The foam is always near-bone-dry and the wipers have no grease of anykind. Why is that? For you DIY guys at home, you know what I mean. I'm talking about brand-new forks or forks rebuilt by Fox. Also, you'll never find a 5ml pillow-pack in a shock can either.
LBS mentioned that forks never seem to come from factory with the right amount of fluid (which seems off), but you seem to prove them correct. Maybe I won't wait to service my new suspension.
I hope a novice doesn't follow this and try to take the lower legs off without taking the air our first :-|
Novice doesn't need to let the air out of it, if you ever did this service you would understand that the pressurized air isn't inside the lower leg.
she can fix my forks anytime
Not funny I didn't laugh. Your joke is so bad I would have preferred the joke went over my head and you gave up re-telling me the joke. To be honest this is a horrid attempt at trying to get a laugh out of me. Not a chuckle, not a hehe, not even a subtle burst of air out of my esophagus. Science says before you laugh your brain preps your face muscles but I didn't even feel the slightest twitch. 0/10 this joke is so bad I cannot believe anyone legally allowed you to be creative at all. The amount of brain power you must have put into that joke has the potential to power every house on Earth. Get a personality and learn how to make jokes, read a book. I'm not saying this to be funny I genuinely mean it on how this is just bottom barrel embarrassment at comedy. You've single handedly killed humor and every comedic act on the planet. I'm so disappointed that society has failed as a whole in being able to teach you how to be funny. Honestly if I put in all my power and time to try and make your joke funny it would require Einstein himself to build a device to strap me into so I can be connected to the energy of a billion stars to do it, and even then all that joke would get from people is a subtle scuff. You're lucky I still have the slightest of empathy for you after telling that joke otherwise I would have committed every war crime in the book just to prevent you from attempting any humor ever again. We should put that joke in text books so future generations can be wary of becoming such an absolute comedic failure. Im disappointed, hurt, and outright offended that my precious time has been wasted in my brain understanding that joke. In the time that took I was planning on helping kids who have been orphaned, but because of that you've waisted my time explaining the obscene integrity of your terrible attempt at comedy. Now those kids are suffering without meals and there's nobody to blame but you. I hope you're happy with what you have done and I truly hope you can move on and learn from this piss poor attempt
Easy tiger! 😉
I think you can do that. Ship them your fork?
you forgot that you have to let all the air out first
Rok Bukejlovic no need to let the air out unless your removing the air shaft or top cap. 🤘
Only Rockshox wants to nanny customers like that.
Taj Hendry good to know. Thanks
Haven’t seen a kitchen like this before..