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  1. The RST shock that came on my Rans Vivo is leaking fluid rather badly, so am looking at options such
    as the Cane Creek AD-10 (always new ones available on eBay at a reasonable price). I have no other
    experience with rear shocks, but suppose it's too much to hope that the industry has standardized on
    the diameter of the "eye" holes and the eye-to-eye length of the shock.

    A careful search on the Web has produced no answers. On the Vivo, the eye-to-eye distance is about
    5.5" or 140 mm. I see that the RST 56 shock that's used there seems to be useable over a range of
    140 - 190 mm. I guess that any of these shocks has less compression stroke available if you use
    them at the short end of the eye-to-eye range. Anyway, can anyone out there tell me if the Cane
    Creek AD-10 is usable on the Vivo with the 140 mm length and are the eye holes the same as with the
    RST shock?

    FS in Angier, NC 2002 Vivo

  2. JFTHOI I googled cane creek. The site shows ad-12 and ad-5 parts. Is the ad-10 an older model?

    The web site shows a compatibility chart that includes RANS Gliss and Vivo.

    canecreek.comr.html

    "Floyd Sense" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    The RST shock that came on my Rans Vivo is leaking fluid rather badly, so


    am

    Quoted message said:

    looking at options such as the Cane Creek AD-10 (always new ones available on eBay at a reasonable
    price). I have no other experience with rear shocks, but suppose it's too much to hope that the
    industry has


    standardized

    Quoted message said:

    on the diameter of the "eye" holes and the eye-to-eye length of the shock.

    A careful search on the Web has produced no answers. On the Vivo, the eye-to-eye distance is about
    5.5" or 140 mm. I see that the RST 56 shock that's used there seems to be useable over a range of
    140 - 190 mm. I


    guess

    Quoted message said:

    that any of these shocks has less compression stroke available if you use them at the short end of
    the eye-to-eye range. Anyway, can anyone out there tell me if the Cane Creek AD-10 is usable on
    the Vivo with the 140


    mm

    Quoted message said:

    length and are the eye holes the same as with the RST shock?

    FS in Angier, NC 2002 Vivo

  3. Yes - it appears that the AD-10 is an older model. The chart references 2000 and 2001 Vivo, doesn't
    mention 2002. There were frame changes about the same time that they went down-level on the Vivo
    components, so don't know if it's safe to assume that the shock would fit.

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    Quoted message said:

    JFTHOI I googled cane creek. The site shows ad-12 and ad-5 parts. Is the ad-10 an older model?

    The web site shows a compatibility chart that includes RANS Gliss and


    Vivo.

    Quoted message said:


    canecreek.comr.html

  4. "Floyd Sense" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Yes - it appears that the AD-10 is an older model. The chart references 2000 and 2001 Vivo,
    doesn't mention 2002. There were frame changes about the same time that they went down-level on
    the Vivo components, so don't know if it's safe to assume that the shock would fit.

    "harv" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    JFTHOI I googled cane creek. The site shows ad-12 and ad-5 parts. Is the ad-10 an older model?

    The web site shows a compatibility chart that includes RANS Gliss and


    Vivo.

    Quoted message said:


    canecreek.comr.html

    I've an AD-10 on the rear of one of my trikes. They were replaced by the AD-12 in the Cane Creek
    line. Superficially they look the same, but there are likely internal differences. They come in a
    plethora of lengths. IIRCC, as short as 145mm. You should match the length of the old shock,
    otherwise it will change ride height/angle. Take a look at MTBreview.com for more info on shocks,
    where to buy, used, etc.

    happy trails, rorschandt

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