Anyone have experience with these guys ( http://www.pushindustries.com/ ). Apparently, they take standard shock, like a Fox Float, and convert it to a Pro-Pedal/SPV type shock for $140. They also make it into a two stage shock (or something like that), and supposedly upgrade internals. I was reading some glowing stuff about it on MTBR, but MTBR being what it is, I took that with a grain of salt.
Was thinking this is something to check out once the warantee on my shock has expired.
Anyone have experience with these guys ( http://www.pushindustries.com/ ). Apparently, they take standard shock, like a Fox Float, and convert it to a Pro-Pedal/SPV type shock for $140. They also make it into a two stage shock (or something like that), and supposedly upgrade internals. I was reading some glowing stuff about it on MTBR, but MTBR being what it is, I took that with a grain of salt.
Was thinking this is something to check out once the warantee on my shock has expired.
Here's some more reading material for you. I haven't done business with Darren at Push, but if I had a Fox, I wouldn't even hesitate to drop it off. Fortunately, their shop isn't too far from me :-) Anyway, he's replied to my emails fairly quick, and seems like a great guy, just my personal impressions. Just keep in mind when trying to contact him, he's usually at every Norba race helping teams/riders, so don't be discouraged if he doesn't immediately give you a reply.
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Anyone have experience with these guys ( http://www.pushindustries.com/ ). Apparently, they take standard shock, like a Fox Float, and convert it to a Pro-Pedal/SPV type shock for $140. They also make it into a two stage shock (or something like that), and supposedly upgrade internals. I was reading some glowing stuff about it on MTBR, but MTBR being what it is, I took that with a grain of salt.
Was thinking this is something to check out once the warantee on my shock has expired.
Here's some more reading material for you. I haven't done business with Darren at Push, but if I had a Fox, I wouldn't even hesitate to drop it off. Fortunately, their shop isn't too far from me :-) Anyway, he's replied to my emails fairly quick, and seems like a great guy, just my personal impressions. Just keep in mind when trying to contact him, he's usually at every Norba race helping teams/riders, so don't be discouraged if he doesn't immediately give you a reply.
It all sounds very positve. I have until October until my warantee runs out (assuming Fox gives 1 year). I'll definitely keep up with the message boards to see how these things are holding out for folks.
I'm just getting ready to send my Float R off my SC Superlight in to Push. Have heard nothing but positives, and the price is right.
Brian.
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Anyone have experience with these guys ( http://www.pushindustries.com/ ). Apparently, they take standard shock, like a Fox Float, and convert it to a Pro-Pedal/SPV type shock for $140. They also make it into a two stage shock (or something like that), and supposedly upgrade internals. I was reading some glowing stuff about it on MTBR, but MTBR being what it is, I took that with a grain of salt.
Was thinking this is something to check out once the warantee on my shock has expired.
Here's some more reading material for you. I haven't done business with Darren at Push, but if I had a Fox, I wouldn't even hesitate to drop it off. Fortunately, their shop isn't too far from me :-) Anyway, he's replied to my emails fairly quick, and seems like a great guy, just my personal impressions. Just keep in mind when trying to contact him, he's usually at every Norba race helping teams/riders, so don't be discouraged if he doesn't immediately give you a reply.
It all sounds very positve. I have until October until my warantee runs out (assuming Fox gives 1 year). I'll definitely keep up with the message boards to see how these things are holding out for folks.
