M-Pire + Avalanche => sizes?

[Guano]

Hi!

There are some sizes I can't seem to find on the site of Nicolai so I hope someone can help me out here!

I'm planning to get my hands on an Avalanche DHS, but I have to order this shock on the net with this order form: http://www.avalanchedownhillracing.com/orderform.html

Sizes of the the frame I can't find:

- Diameter of frame where reservoir mounts?
- Shock frame mount width?
- Top Bolt size?
- Shock linkage mount width?
- Bottom Bolt size?
- And how long the remote reservoir hose should be on the M-Pire? I know some M-Pire's have the Fox Vanilla DH, which also has a remote reservoir, so.. 4"(= about 10cm) or 7"(= about 18cm)? Is it easy to shorten these hoses?

You can answer in German and centimeters; I understand the language but I don't speak/write it to well

Cheers!

 

[Falco Mille]

Hi!

There are some sizes I can't seem to find on the site of Nicolai so I hope someone can help me out here!

I'm planning to get my hands on an Avalanche DHS, but I have to order this shock on the net with this order form: http://www.avalanchedownhillracing.com/orderform.html

Sizes of the the frame I can't find:

- Diameter of frame where reservoir mounts?
- Shock frame mount width?
- Top Bolt size?
- Shock linkage mount width?
- Bottom Bolt size?
- And how long the remote reservoir hose should be on the M-Pire? I know some M-Pire's have the Fox Vanilla DH, which also has a remote reservoir, so.. 4"(= about 10cm) or 7"(= about 18cm)? Is it easy to shorten these hoses?

You can answer in German and centimeters; I understand the language but I don't speak/write it to well

Cheers!

Some KRC-Nicolai team frames are equipped with the Fox Vanilla DH shock. The flexible tube's length and adapter are not original and not available for after market shocks. They are team only, customized by Fox USA. The shock's remote reservoir is fixed beneath the top tube whith a outer diameter of 38 mm.

The fore shock mount is adjustable for 200 to 230 mm shocks.

The width' for the shock axles are: fore 24mm, rear 45 mm, 8mm bores, M8 threads.

For engineering figures on flexible tube length and adapter angle please contact Elmar Keineke from KRC-Nicolai: [email protected]

Best regards, Falco

 

[Guano]

Thanks for the info.

Is it possibble to give these sizes in inches too? I've converted these numbers into inches but as I don't know the standard sizes I didn't know how to round them of correctly..

e.g.: Fore: 24mm=2.4cm 1"=2.54cm => 1cm=1/2.54

<=> 2.4cm = (1/2.54)*2.4
<=> 2.4cm = 0.95"

Is this 0.95" a standard size? Or do I have to round of at 1"?

Cheers

 

[Falco Mille]

Sorry but I don't know the correct rounding for inch scale unit either. We refer soley to the metric system.

regards, Falco

 

[Guano]

Is there someone who I can contact to get these numbers? I've asked Danny Kaey from the USA but he hasn't answered yet..

 

[Falco Mille]

Try to contact Avalanche directly. I'm sure they can manufacture the required shock axles and spacers referring to the metric measurements.

regards, Falco

[email protected]

 

[Guano]

Done.

Thanks!