My 2016 has ES. I wish it didn't but it does. Now at 142,000 miles it is starting to sag and needs servicing. Now its at 2 helmets&bag on the screen. Can the shock be serviced? I'm going to call Traxxion Dynamics to see if they can do it along with needed fork servicing. Can it be serviced on the bike without removal? I read something that the ES shock is hard to remove due to the lines going to it, true? Reading the service manual. it doesn't seem too hard. Anyone with actual experience doing this? Seems the manual says, any issues, replace the assembly which is about $2800. faak!
Thanks for any info!
My 2014 is non-ES and I have a great fully adjustable and serviceable Penske rear shock which I prefer. I've never liked electronic shocks because they always wear out around 150K and are expensive to replace/service. With all my bikes in 6 digit mileage, this makes for an expensive task, in which I believe it shouldn't be.
Thanks for any info!
My 2014 is non-ES and I have a great fully adjustable and serviceable Penske rear shock which I prefer. I've never liked electronic shocks because they always wear out around 150K and are expensive to replace/service. With all my bikes in 6 digit mileage, this makes for an expensive task, in which I believe it shouldn't be.