Maintenance guides for rockshox Judy XC 2000 model

[John Morey]

[email protected] (Doug Bashford) wrote:

>> If you live in
>the southwest, you should consider jimsonweed tea or chile, and if you live in the south,
>psylosybin with organic cheese, wine and crackes or back east, coral root and lobster for your back
>to nature (or God) experiences.

Southwest. Peyote with mole sauce.

>I never paid a nickle. Close yer eyes.
>
> +-----------------------------------------------------+
> | Sahara Club Newsletter # 24 July 6, 1994 |
> +------------------------------------------------------+

Beautiful! Got a link? I'm vitrol-deficient and could really use some inspiration today.

Jim Hall 520 EXC and others turning Money into Noise...

 

[Bruce Edge]

On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 17:55:05 +0100, John Morey wrote:

> hi , I have had a pair of rockshox 2000 judy XC forks for several years now (they came with my
> 2000 trek 6500) and have left them pretty much "as is" , and not adjusted anything , I feel there
> are a number of things I should really do , such as the clean and lube them , adjust travel ,
> rebound preload etc , problem is I've lost the instruction manual and this is the first proper set
> of forks i've ever owned , anybody point me at useful articles / guides etc?
>
> thanks

Sorry, but anyone with size 13 feet needs to stay away from Judy forks.

-Bruce

 

[John Morey]

big feet , big travel

"bruce edge" <[email protected]> wrote in message news[email protected]...
> On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 17:55:05 +0100, John Morey wrote:
>
> > hi , I have had a pair of rockshox 2000 judy XC forks for several years now (they came with my
> > 2000 trek 6500) and have left them pretty much "as is" , and not adjusted anything , I feel
> > there are a number of things I should really do , such as the clean and lube them , adjust
> > travel , rebound preload etc , problem is I've
lost
> > the instruction manual and this is the first proper set of forks i've
ever
> > owned , anybody point me at useful articles / guides etc?
> >
> > thanks
>
> Sorry, but anyone with size 13 feet needs to stay away from Judy forks.
>
> -Bruce

 

[Squid-In-Traini]

"John Morey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> big feet , big travel
>
> "bruce edge" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news[email protected]...
> > On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 17:55:05 +0100, John Morey wrote:
> >
> > > hi , I have had a pair of rockshox 2000 judy XC forks for several
years
> > > now (they came with my 2000 trek 6500) and have left them pretty much "as is" , and not
> > > adjusted anything , I feel there are a number of things I should really do , such as the
clean
> > > and lube them , adjust travel , rebound preload etc , problem is I've
> lost
> > > the instruction manual and this is the first proper set of forks i've
> ever
> > > owned , anybody point me at useful articles / guides etc?
> > >
> > > thanks
> >
> > Sorry, but anyone with size 13 feet needs to stay away from Judy forks.

Hey John,

I believe rockshox has their service manuals online. Here's the one PDF with all the service manuals
for that year in it.

http://www.rockshox.com/03RSTechSupport/Downloads/RockShoxServiceGuides/00RS
ServiceInfoAndDrawingsB.pdf

--
Phil, Squid-in-Training

 

[Ctg]

"John Morey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> hi , I have had a pair of rockshox 2000 judy XC forks for several years
now
> (they came with my 2000 trek 6500) and have left them pretty much "as is" , and not adjusted
> anything , I
feel
> there are a number of things I should really do , such as the clean and
lube
> them , adjust travel , rebound preload etc , problem is I've lost the instruction manual and this
> is the first proper set of forks i've ever
owned
> , anybody point me at useful articles / guides etc?
>
> thanks

Why don't you ask rockshox?

Chris

 

[Shaun Rimmer]

John Morey <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> hi , I have had a pair of rockshox 2000 judy XC forks for several years
now
> (they came with my 2000 trek 6500) and have left them pretty much "as is" , and not adjusted
> anything , I
feel
> there are a number of things I should really do , such as the clean and
lube
> them , adjust travel , rebound preload etc , problem is I've lost the instruction manual and this
> is the first proper set of forks i've ever
owned
> , anybody point me at useful articles / guides etc?
>
> thanks

www.handyskiphire.com

HTH! ',;~}~

Shaun aRe - I find it hard to resist being a *******.

 

[Spademan O----L]

"John Morey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> hi , I have had a pair of rockshox 2000 judy XC forks for several years
now
> (they came with my 2000 trek 6500) and have left them pretty much "as is" , and not adjusted
> anything , I
feel
> there are a number of things I should really do , such as the clean and
lube
> them , adjust travel , rebound preload etc , problem is I've lost the instruction manual and this
> is the first proper set of forks i've ever
owned
> , anybody point me at useful articles / guides etc?
>
> thanks
>

If you don't get anywhere send me an e-mail. I've serviced my Rockshox Judy DH's many times, they
should be pretty similar.

Steve.

 

[Fredzep]

"John Morey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> hi , I have had a pair of rockshox 2000 judy XC forks for several years
now
> (they came with my 2000 trek 6500) and have left them pretty much "as is" , and not adjusted
> anything , I
feel
> there are a number of things I should really do , such as the clean and
lube
> them , adjust travel , rebound preload etc , problem is I've lost the instruction manual and this
> is the first proper set of forks i've ever
owned
> , anybody point me at useful articles / guides etc?
>
> thanks
>

Go to the Rockshox website and look around. The manuals are available in pdf format.

Fredzep