Enhanced Performance with Rockshox Monarch RT3 Debon Air Tune: Mid Reb/Mid Comp Soft Pedal, 320 Lock-Out Force Fork Review

The shock absorber seems to be of good quality. Unfortunately, due to the fact that I had a sweater for the 2020 stump, I was not able to use it. The nozzle was on the right side and I needed it on the left. The company was sympathetic and allowed me to return the shock. Apparently it took a long time to get my money back.

I put this Monarch RT3 DebonAir on a 2005 Giant Reign and it's fantastic. The Monarch is the way to go with three positions: a lockout setting (which I almost never use), a pedal setting (for most climbs and rough terrain), and a descent setting. In addition to the precise handling, it is the pedal setup that sets this damper apart from others. I've used previous 2-stage Monarch shocks and other shocks and nothing beats the 3-stage pedal adjustment. If you are replacing a shock, also purchase a

My brain fox died on my 2013 Specialized Epic 29 and since there is no service in my country I decided to replace it. Finding the right shock was very difficult as the original Fox dimensions are 187 x 47mm or 7.36 x 1.75 inches. So I took a chance and it was worth it! I found a post on a mountain bike forum that said shocks that are 3-5mm taller or shorter would work (except that deflection would affect the geometry of the bike). I'm a big and tall guy so I decided to go bigger and got this…