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  1. This might be a stupid question but I'm gonna ask anyway. My new bike came equipped with a rock shox tora 318sl front fork. It has a lockout feature. When I set the fork to lockout, there is still a small amount of play in it. Is this normal or is the fork malfunctioning? I always figured that when it was set to lockout that the fork would not be able to move up and down at all. Thanks in advance for any replies.

  2. Ice025 said:

    This might be a stupid question but I'm gonna ask anyway. My new bike came equipped with a rock shox tora 318sl front fork. It has a lockout feature. When I set the fork to lockout, there is still a small amount of play in it. Is this normal or is the fork malfunctioning? I always figured that when it was set to lockout that the fork would not be able to move up and down at all. Thanks in advance for any replies.

    I believe a small amount of compression is normal with the PopLoc Remote Lockout. Here's a link to the manual in PDF format:

    sram.com06Combo32 English.pdf

  3. Scotty_Dog said:

    I believe a small amount of compression is normal with the PopLoc Remote Lockout. Here's a link to the manual in PDF format:

    sram.com06Combo32 English.pdf


    Yeah, you must be right. I checked the fork on my brother's rockhopper today and It has a small amount of play in it when you lock it out also. Thanks for the reply.

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