My fork is leaking when I connect the high pressure pump, what can I do?
Check with a Schrader valve tool if it is correctly tightened.
At rest position, the fork sits slightly in its travel (small SAG), is this normal?
The BOS air spring system is designed to offer the lowest engagement threshold. Some forks may come with a slightly negative
travel.
Where can I get the original stickers or valve cap?
Those items are available on the online store at bosmtb.com. For more information, contact our sales department at
commercial@bosmtb.com.
The fork comes with a slightly play on stanchions area, what should I do?
The unique alignment of the bushings of the BOS forks creates a slight frontal play. If the play is abnormally high, please contact
a BOS approved service center for expertise.
The fork retracts when I deflate the air chamber, what's happening?
Deflating the fork means removing the air from the positive chamber only. The remaining air in the negative air chamber creates
an opposite force to the main spring and retracts the fork. To avoid this, deflate step by step (30/40 psi) and alternate with a
very slow oscillations (5 or 6) on the first 15 mm of stroke to recover the full travel.
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If the initial position of the M setting does not give you the feeling that you are looking for, you can modify the position of the
click (refer to paragraph 2.2 in hydraulic adjustments).
For any other questions, please see our FAQ page at http://www.bosmtb.com/en/faq.html or write to
customerservice@bosmtb.com.
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