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Fox FLOAT X2 User Manual

Fox FLOAT X2
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Low-speed compression (LSC) adjustment
is useful to control shock performance
under rider weight shifts, G-outs, and other
slow inputs.
High-speed compression (HSC) adjustment
is useful to control shock performance
under bigger hits, landings, and square-
edged bumps.
COMPRESSION
damper adjustments
The 2-position lever is useful to make
on-the-fly adjustments to control shock
performance, and is intended to be
adjusted throughout the ride. The Open
mode utilizes your standard HSC/LSC,
preset high- and low-speed compression
settings. The preset high- and low-speed
compression adjustments only have an aect
on compression damping when the lever is
in the OPEN position. The FIRM mode has a
very firm low-speed compression setting and
is useful for climbing and sprinting.
LOW-SPEED COMPRESSION
3 MM HEX
HIGH-SPEED COMPRESSION
6 MM HEX
2 POSITION LEVER

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Fox FLOAT X2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeRear Shock
Shaft MaterialAluminum
Body MaterialAluminum
Spring TypeAir
AdjustmentsLow-speed compression, high-speed compression, low-speed rebound, high-speed rebound
Air SpringEVOL
SizesAvailable in various eye-to-eye lengths and stroke sizes
Intended UseEnduro, Downhill
TravelVaries (depends on bike model)
CompatibilityDesigned for frames that accommodate metric or imperial sized rear shocks. Compatible with frames designed for Trunnion or standard eyelet mounting.

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