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  1. The (front) shock on my mountain bike lost a screw. I figure
    I should replace it. The shock's a Manitou SX with "TPC
    Damping Technology" (nifty, I know). The screw is the little
    black one at the bottom of the shock that says "Rebound" and
    has an arrow pointing clockwise. Will anything bad happen?
    Where do I find one?

    Thanks.

    Jim Flom

  2. "Jim Flom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    The (front) shock on my mountain bike lost a screw. I
    figure I should replace it. The shock's a Manitou SX with
    "TPC Damping Technology"


    (nifty,

    Quoted message said:

    I know). The screw is the little black one at the bottom
    of the shock


    that

    Quoted message said:

    says "Rebound" and has an arrow pointing clockwise. Will
    anything bad happen?

    No. IIRC it's just a plastic adjuster that presses into a
    recessed allen bolt, basically a glorified allen wrench.
    They ejected all the time. If you lost it recently that's
    probably a record.

    Quoted message said:

    Where do I find one?

    If they still have any still laying around
    answerproducts.comanswerproducts.com would be happy to send you
    one.

    Greg

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