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Covers warranty period, transferable status, and what is not covered (wear parts).
Details cases like improper use, accidents, modifications, and liability limits.
Outlines steps for claims: proof of purchase, contacting BOS service center.
Introduces the KIRK shock, its design for most bikes, and advises referring to tuning sections.
Explains that shocks come with correct kits and the need to measure dimensions for installation.
Guides on checking mounting direction via compatibility tables and following bike's manual.
Details how to set optimum air pressure based on rider weight and bike geometry using a shock pump.
Explains the procedure to equalize air chambers after setting pressure for correct shock function.
Guides on measuring and adjusting sag percentage (30-35%) by modifying air pressure.
Explains three-way adjustments (rebound, compression) for optimizing shock performance and bike handling.
Describes low-speed compression adjustment for small bumps and the lockout lever for pedaling sections.
Explains high-speed compression for harsh hits and how to adjust for full travel without bottoming out.
Details rebound adjustment to maintain bike balance, preventing dive or rear-end squat.
Provides instructions on how to move the lockout lever to a more comfortable position.
Details base settings for adjustments and advises methodical, step-by-step tuning.
Explains adjusting air spring rate using O-rings in the air can for progressivity.
Warns to use only BOS-provided O-rings for air volume adjustment.
Emphasizes cleaning the shock after each ride with a soft rag, avoiding harsh chemicals.
Outlines cleaning, oil service, and full service frequencies based on usage (recreational vs. racing).
Advises all oil changes and service be performed at an official BOS service center.
Addresses initial setup, pressure, and refers to tuning sections for personalization.
Guides on checking pump connection and valve core tightness for air leaks.
Suggests checking air chamber equalization for stiffness or fast rebound.
Explains how to align stickers and notes that slight negative travel can be normal.
Advises on purchasing replacement parts and checking mounting hardware for frame play.
Explains shock compression when deflating the positive air chamber and how to avoid it.
States that whistling/clicking sounds are normal for hydraulics and how to reduce them.
Suggests contacting BOS service center for help with optimizing shock setup.
General| Brand | BOS Suspension |
|---|---|
| Model | KIRK |
| Category | Bicycle Accessories |
| Language | English |
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