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[bicycletricycle]

Originally Posted by rice rocket

There is no damper, there is no such thing as an air damper. I'm not sure where you all are getting this.

In one of the articles it says it has a hydraulic lockout . I’m another it says it has no damping .

Very confusing

[Mark McM]

Originally Posted by bicycletricycle

In one of the articles it says it has a hydraulic lockout . I’m another it says it has no damping .

Very confusing

I'm confused, too. A hydraulic damper uses a valve to control the flow of liquid between two chambers as the damper is extended/compressed. A hydraulic lockout works by locking a valve shut to prevent a liquid from flowing between two chambers, preventing the extension/compression. It's hard to build a hydraulic lockout that doesn't have at least some damping when it isn't locked out.

[bicycletricycle]

Originally Posted by Mark McM

I'm confused, too. A hydraulic damper uses a valve to control the flow of liquid between two chambers as the damper is extended/compressed. A hydraulic lockout works by locking a valve shut to prevent a liquid from flowing between two chambers, preventing the extension/compression. It's hard to build a hydraulic lockout that doesn't have at least some damping when it isn't locked out.

You are correct. I think the notes about east rebuildsmake it sound like no hydraulic circuit.

Maybe the hydraulic lockout is a typo? But then it would need a pneumatic lockout?