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The stock Float R had too much platform and the RP3 had too much platform and too little rebound damping, even with the adjuster at full slow.
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This is definetly the best Fox shock that I've had on the Anthem X. I was really surprised that the 2011 Fox RP23 with Boost Valve compares really favourably with the Hugin. Its features are pretty unique in 165mm eye-to-eye shocks.
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The proper high and low speed adjusters on this shock (and lack of a platform) allow you to really dial this shock in. My favourite shock on the Anthem X to date has been the Magura Hugin - with this shock on the bike you simply forget its on there as it soaks up everything the terrain throws at it without fuss. For me this was about 140psi in the air spring. Small bump compliance feels almost as good as propedal off, but propedal's there for cranking out the watts.Īfter playing around a little with air pressures which resulted in sag from between 10mm and 7mm I settled on 9mm of sag which provided the plushest feeling without wallowing in the mid-stroke.