Specialized brain shock setup

Better solution. This is a precision product. Do this: Go to a Porsche Cayman and access the engine. This is nowhere near the complexity of an integrated and mature automotive product. Much ado about the straight route through the yoke to avoid a bend, now the very same bend is moved at the Brain unit.

The picture above is unforgiving! People are a little ridiculous. But, you can find them in F1, LeMans, and Military applications, no problem. This looks to be the right place with skilled people. So, I try: anyone who can suggest a way to get the service kit for the new Micro Brain rear shock absorber?

No one can. Specialized told me this is the case. F them. Support us! BikeRumor may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article.

Learn more. Notify of. Oldest Newest Most Voted. Inline Feedbacks. Reply to sad. No point talking about Horst Link design when the new epic does not have it. Reply to Chase.

Reply to Justin. Reply to mtb4me. Eggs Benedict a. Reply to Chader. Reply to Eggs Benedict a. Asked 8 years, 4 months ago. Active 8 years, 4 months ago. Viewed 4k times. Improve this question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Could you please add a source of this information? I've had lots of shocks apart and I've worked in a Specialized shop so I've worked with a lot of Brain shocks as well. I'm not a mechanical engineer but I have enough of a mechanical understanding to be able to determine that setting your shock up firmer or softer isn't going to bust up the valving any faster or slower.

That's not to say that it's never going to fail, but you certainly shouldn't compromise your ride to try to squeak a little bit of extra time out of the shock. Just ride it. Have a look at the video I posted in my edit. With a new modified Monarch RL and custom hardware, riders have the ability to keep their Specialized Epic alive.

Stay up to date with tunes! By Chris Harris. In Modifications. Additionally we have been able to modify the Specialized Stumpjumper shocks with a Fox DPS for at a similar price Stay up to date with tunes! First Name. Last Name. Bike Model. Bike Year.