Crappy new Rockshox Lyrik - no 20mm axle, no 26" wheel.

[reckless toboggan]

Nope. What the Pinkbike article said.. Upgrading the old Lyrik guts

Unfortunately that limits you to Rockshox CTD.

Why they didn't make full lsc and hsc available as an option on an FR/DH fork or shock is beyond ridiculous.

[JeffreyJim]

Unfortunately that limits you to Rockshox CTD.

Why they didn't make full lsc and hsc available as an option on an FR/DH fork or shock is beyond ridiculous.

Ride it. Then tell me that. I promise you your Fox LSC/HSC isn't doing nearly as much as you think it is (specifically HSC adjustment)

And again, you can reshim the damper if you are that upset. But I'd bet dollars to donuts just tuning the air spring will yield what you want out of the fork...

J

[LeeLau]

Aye the Rockshox tuneability is impressive.

Even Fox has recovered somewhat from their dogshit 4 years.

[Damian Sanders]

http://www.pinkbike.com/news/first-r...hox-lyrik.html

When the news first broke about the new fork, there was a dull roar from riders wondering why there wasn't a 20mm thru-axle option. RockShox's reasoning was that they see 20mm axles as being reserved for downhill bikes, and didn't want to reintroduce the size for all-mountain bikes when there haven't been any issues with the current 15mm option. That may not make everyone happy, but realistically, at this point in time the vast majority of all-mountain and enduro bikes come specc'd with 15mm thru-axles, which means riders won't need to change their hub configuration if they purchase a Lyrik.

SRAM / RS PRODUCT MANAGERS:

DIE IN A FIRE.

Is that dull enough for you?