FOX CTD Suspension System Introduction
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Easy, On-the-Fly Setting Adjustments or Set and Forget CTD is our new suspension system that takes the guesswork out of getting your fork and shock set up to work in harmony. When you're out on a ride, CTD allows for total control of the terrain. CTD is short for Climb, Trail, and Descend modes. These terrain modes are identical between your fork and shock so you can match your suspension settings on-the-fly to varying conditions and riding styles. The terrain mode system makes it easy to experiment with different settings and easily get back to your starting point with confidence. If you like running one setting all of the time, set the fork and shock to Trail mode and go. Riders can use these terrain modes as often as they please or just leave the adjuster in Trail mode for all around performance. Riders do not necessarily have to exactly match the CTD adjuster to the terrain features by name. Climb mode provides a firm tune to greatly improve pedaling efficiency while still providing some bump compliance. It is not designed to be a solid lockout. Climb works best on climbing and traversing terrain. Trail mode offers a moderate tune for all around riding. It provides great handling and bump absorption when traversing and descending, and is a good option for technical climbing. Once the lever is set to Trail mode, Factory Series forks allow you to get an extra 3 clicks of adjustability. (soft, medium, firm) Descend mode has the lightest tune and provides the most supple ride. Descend works well on rugged trails that require suspension compliance.
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I've the Fox system for just over a year. That explanation is so simple. Thanks.
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Can I use it for downhill?
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Nice video,
I need your help. I would like to choose a suspension for All Mountain bike with 160mm of travel. What's your best choice?
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Is the climb mode a lock out, in case there are no obstacles?
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One of the best front fork ive used!
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I want one of these CTD forks on my XC bike now!!
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certainly not.
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I prefer my adjustment dials on the fork and shock
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You must have a rigid too.
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You must have a rigid.
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No one's gonna change their fork settings.
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exactly! too much bla bla bla shitty adjustments. JUST FKn enjoy the trail
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great vid.... short and concise... to the point with no fluff.
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sometimes we worry too much about suspension instead of just enjoying the ride.
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These shox are incredible
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My CTD forks have been back to Fox 3 times (bikes only 8 months old) I got so frustrated I contacted Giant directly. They sent me a new replacement set of forks...... Rockshox!!!! I would not be surprised if Giant dump Fox
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My 36 Talas RC2, 2013 has similar settings, just not as easily done as this. You can adjust both the coils to your likings to get the same thing going. It's just not as simple as flicking a switch, it's actually adjusting everything with takes time and can't be done on the go. Seems like a really good system, especially with the seatpost integrated as well!
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Thanks!
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How about SMH. Soft Medium Hard. Oh!
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