Good news. I purchased this one at 15% off so I think it was about $620 USD shipped.

@@mtbbiker6401 lol got mine on sale too, 709 dollars au with shipping which is around 450 dollars us, absolute bargain.

This is good news! I haven't finished my build yet so have not ridden the fork as of yet.

You'll Love It Tracks AWESOME . I was thinking about DownForking to a Ultimate Lyric .... but I dont Think So .

@@darrinkulyk9560 I'm currently riding an older model Lyrik RC3 170mm on another frame (Canfield Balance) and was considering a Zeb for the new build ('14' Spesh Enduro) but went with the Z1 instead. I got it on sale for $620 USD new. Hard to beat at that price.

That's a great discount. Where did you find it? I ordered mine from Plant Cyclery earlier in the year for 15% off. Don't remember how long shipping took but it was only a few days. They used a regional shipper, not one of the major companies.

@@mtbbiker6401 I ordered it from the marzochi website.. Fox was running a 30% discount on Marzochi, Ride fox, Raceface & Easton products that started last Friday… the code was “FoxFam30” It may still be active if you want to check it out

@@mtbjay661 Thanks! Code is still active. I just ordered a Bomber CR shock and spring for $260. Going to try coil on the cheap. I don't imagine this would work on Fox shocks. It doesn't appear Fox sells shocks directly on their website.

@@mtbbiker6401 Sweet! Glad you able to save some cash! Lmk how you like that shock

You have to unscrew the cap cover to expose the schrader valve on the top of the fork leg that is opposite of the adjustment knob. You'll need a shock/fork air pump.

@@mtbbiker6401 thanks for your reply. Is there a specific tool that I can use to not damage the top?

@@JepoyIgana Not that I am aware of. It should only be hand tight. If yours it too tight, you could place a towel or tape over it and loosen with a pair of pliers.

Yes. You need to purchase 170mm air shaft assembly part FOX #820-02-546-KIT then install it yourself or have a shop do it.

You adjust the PSI according to your rider weight and desired sag setting just like other air forks. You need to purchase a fork pump to do this. At 2:35 in the video you can see the chart decal that shows recommended PSI according to rider weight.