RockShox

As a road cyclist with a pretty seat to bar drop with a pretty similar setup on my gravel bik this component was interesting. Descending down bumpy gravel that leaned over got my curious to try a drop bar reason one to drop center of gravity and get the saddle out of my way and reason two being the active dampening seemed pretty cool to get a bit of comfort.

Everything was great and worked perfectly 75 mm is more then enough. The only negative is the weight and large battery unit seat clamp thing.

It takes a bit to tinker and get the seat angle to your exact liking.

Weight wise is should be 100 grams lighter for how much it costs.

Also you have to buy the rox shock pump to get the high psi needed.

If sram can't cut the weight at least include the pump.

I upgraded from the Sid Select. Not only did I lose a half a pound in weight but the performance is really noticeable. First, off my Select was only 110 mm of travel. I have the Epic Evo and those 10 mm really seem to make a difference. Haven't smacked pedals yet. For the performance. I really do notice a differnce, seem to have a lot more control on choppy, rocky surfaces that we have here in Northern California. Also feels more plush with things really do get rowdy.

Nice fender that screws in to fork - so much better than most others out there. However, difficult to get all three screws to line up - I got two so it holds just fine. It's a little short and still get some spray off the front of the tire. But overall a nice fender and I'd buy it again if I got another bike with a ZEB.

I have a ZEB and a Domain and this fender is a must have. It works better than any ziptie fender and way better than the ones that is sold by Fox (34, 36/38 fenders). It keeps the dirt and anything else off the stantions and seals. That is why we put these things on isn't it?