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OWNER'S MANUAL
This instruction sheet contains important information about the correct installation,
service and maintenance of your rear shock. Nevertheless please be informed that
special knowledge and tools are essential to install, service and maintain SR
SUNTOUR shocks. Common mechanical knowledge may not be sufficient to repair,
service or maintain a rear shock. Therefore we strongly recommend getting your
rear shock installed, serviced and/or maintained by a trained and qualified bike
mechanic. Improper installation, service or maintenance can result in failure of the
product, accident, injury or even death.
Overview..............................................................................................................2-4
Important safety information..............................................................................5
Before every ride....................................................................................................6
Rear shock installation........................................................................................7
Setting SAG and air pressure..............................................................................8
Setting SAG............................................................................................................9
Air pressure adjust..............................................................................................10
Air volume adjust...........................................................................................11-12
Rebound damping adjust..................................................................................13
3-step low-speed compression damping adjust..............................................14
2-step low-speed compression damping adjust..............................................15
Infinite low-speed compression damping adjust............................................16
Lock-out operation............................................................................................17
Remote lock-out operation.................................................................................18
Maintenance......................................................................................................19
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REAR SHOCK
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    WARNING ! This instruction sheet contains important information about the correct installation, service and maintenance of your rear shock. Nevertheless please be informed that special knowledge and tools are essential to install, service and maintain SR SUNTOUR shocks. Common mechanical knowledge may not be sufficient to repair, service or maintain a rear shock.
  • Page 2: Overview

    TRIAIR2 Built-in length Upper eyelet Damper Air canister (Internal) Lower body Air sleeve (External) Rebound eyelet adjust knob Reservoir Reservoir valve cap Compression Air valve adjust knob TRIAIR Built-in length Air canister (Internal) Lower eyelet Air sleeve (External) Upper eyelet Damper Compression body...
  • Page 3 EDGE-comp Built-in length Air canister Damper Lower Air sleeve body eyelet Upper Rebound adjust knob eyelet Air valve Low speed compression adjust knob EDGE EDGE Built-in length Lockout knob Mounting hardware Rebound adjust knob Air canister Damper body...
  • Page 4 RAIDON Upper eyelet Lower eyelet Air canister Lockout knob Damper body...
  • Page 5: Important Safety Information

    Ø Our rear shocks contain fluids and gases under extreme pressure, so warnings in this manual must be followed in order to avoid the possibility of injuries or possible death. Never try to open any SR SUNTOUR rear shock ! Opening any SR SUNTOUR rear shock implies the risk of getting seriously injured.
  • Page 6: Before Every Ride

    Ø Compress your rear shock with your body weight. If it feels too soft, relating to the proper pressure to achieve an accurate SAG, inflate it until you have reached the required value.
  • Page 7: Rear Shock Installation

    REAR SHOCK INSTALLATION To replace your old rear shock and upgrade your bike with a SR SUNTOUR rear shock you have to follow the hereafter mentioned steps. Please note that we strongly recommend your new SR SUNTOUR rear shock to be installed by a qualified and trained bike mechanic.
  • Page 8: Setting Sag And Air Pressure

    Setting tip for air spring rear shocks Ø Step 1: Pump up to the suggested air pressure and compress the rear shock at least 50% of full travel several times in order to equalize the air pressure between the positive and negative air chamber.
  • Page 9: Setting Sag

    SETTING SAG...
  • Page 10: Air Pressure Adjust

    AIR PRESSURE ADJUST Below is the original air pressure setting when the SR SUNTOUR rear shock is shipped out from the factory. Remember that these are the starting points and adjustments will vary based on rider ability, trail conditions, frame design, and personal preference. After setting up your rear shock, check your sag to make sure that you are within the recommended sag settings.
  • Page 11: Air Volume Adjust

    AIR VOLUME ADJUST If you are looking for further tuning, the spring curve of the air shock can be adjusted using volume spacers. Air pressure can be used to achieve the correct SAG. If you are harshly bottoming out, the volume spacers will control the progressiveness of the shock.
  • Page 12 AIR VOLUME ADJUST Solution Symptom Positive chamber Negative chamber Bottom out too easily Add 1-2 positive spacers Lacking support for Add 1-2 negative spacers pedaling Looking for more mid- Add 1-2 positive spacers Add 1-2 negative spacers stroke support step) If 1 step doesn’t step) Remove 1-2 positive Cannot get full travel...
  • Page 13: Rebound Damping Adjust

    REBOUND DAMPING ADJUST TRIAIR TRIAIR2 EDGE-comp EDGE RAIDON Rebound controls the speed at which the shock extends after compression. Rebound damping control is relative to the main spring rate. Higher pressures require more rebound damping. Lower pressures require less rebound damping, so please adjust accordingly.
  • Page 14: 3-Step Low-Speed Compression Damping Adjust

    EDGE-comp TRIAIR2 3C COMPRESSION ADJUST The SR SUNTOUR Triair series and EDGE-comp shocks offers 3-steps compression settings quickly & easily to allow for the rider to adjust the compression damping for any trail condition. 1. Open: it reduces compression damping allowing the oil to easily flow through the circuit, offering maximum sensitivity.
  • Page 15: 2-Step Low-Speed Compression Damping Adjust

    WARNING ! Nevertheless, you should never set your rear shock to the „Close mode” while riding in rough terrain, or when the suspension is needed heavily. This implies the risk that the shock will get damaged when it‘s being compressed...
  • Page 16: Infinite Low-Speed Compression Damping Adjust

    When riding on terrain with big bumps and square edge hits: Choose a slower set up. In this mode your rear shock will move slower while being compressed. Therefore it will reduce bottom outs and provides maximum bump absorption. Using this mode on a terrain with small and fast bumps will bring bad traction to your bike.
  • Page 17: Lock-Out Operation

    LOR8: 80% lock-out WARNING ! Nevertheless, you should never set your rear shock to the „Lock-Out mode“ while riding in rough terrain, or when the suspension is needed heavily. This implies the risk that the shock will get damaged when it‘s being compressed under high load.
  • Page 18: Remote Lock-Out Operation

    RLR8: 80% lock-out WARNING ! Nevertheless, you should never set your rear shock to the „Lock-Out mode“ while riding in rough terrain, or when the suspension is needed heavily. This implies the risk that the shock will get damaged when it‘s being compressed under high load.
  • Page 19: Maintenance

    Please keep in mind that a rear shock which has not been serviced in accordance with the maintenance instructions might loose its warranty ! Ø...
  • Page 20 For further information please visit www.srsuntour-cycling.com. There you will also find: u Service request: http://www.srsuntour-cycling.com/service/service-request u Tech videos: http://www.srsuntour-cycling.com/service/tech-videos u Download area: http://www.srsuntour-cycling.com/service/download-area u Owners manuals: http://www.srsuntour-cycling.com/service/download-area/consumer- downloads/bike/owners-manuals/ u Warranty: http://www.srsuntour-cycling.com/service/warranty KAE310 Copyright © 2021 SR SUNTOUR Inc. All rights reserved.

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