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Bushing replacement:
In the event that an RST fork is founded to have excessive play between the stanchion
and outer leg, the bushings will need to replaced.
All forks, that have been 5 years or more, should be inspected and serviced annually if
they are going to remain in use.
IMPORTANT
Replacing bushing requires special tools to remove and install the bushings properly.
RST strongly recommends this work should be done by a qualified mechanic with the
proper tools. Improperly installed bushings are extremely dangerous and can result
in serious and/or fatal injuries.
Suggested service intervals for all RST suspension forks
Normal Conditions
Short Sporadic Rides Long Frequent Rides Short Sporadic Rides Long Frequent Rides
Every 6 months Every 4 months
Normal wear and tear parts are identified as follows
1 Dust seal
2 Air sealing O-ring
3 Rubber moving parts
Rear shock mounting
4
hardand main seal
5 Strippeds/bolt
Suggested replacement/service intervals of wear and tear parts as
Dust seal 6 months
Air sealing O-ring 1 year
Rubber moving parts 1 year
FUNCTION
1.For forks with the crown-mounted compression adjuster, rotate the
adjuster counterclockwise to change the amount of compression
damping to the lockout.
2.For forks with the remote lever adjuster, press the lever
down to change the amount of compression damping to
the lockout. Note: For more detail installation tips for the
TRL or for help in troubleshooting any problems in TRL
adjustments, please log on to the RST website (www.rst.
com.tw) for relative information.
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Severe Conditions
Every 4 months Every 3 months
6 Remote lockout cable
7 Bushing
8 Stanchion (upper tube)
9 Pivot
10 Lubricant-grease
follows
Rear shock mounting
Remote lockout cable
Lubricant--grease 6 months
Hydraulic damping system with external rebound adjustment.
The TRL lever is the smallest, lightest, multi-setting remote lever RST has ever offered.
The interchangeable release button allows the rider to choose the optimum position of
the TRL lever on either side of the handle bar.
Instruction for the TRL assembly:
1 year
1 year
RST air spring system provides the positive air chamber and negative coil spring to
make the fork lightweight and allows for easy air pressure set up.
3.Rotate the rebound adjuster as indicated on the sticker to adjust
the rebound faster or slower.
4.Note: A minimum amount of fork movement (0~15mm) could
appear when the fork is in the lockout position. This is normal in
the design of the fork.
Rebound adjustment
1. Rotate the rebound adjuster clockwise to increase the rebound
damping and turn it counterclockwise to decrease the rebound
damping.
2. Turn the adjuster knob then test the fork to make sure the rebound
damping can meet your requirement. If not, try another 1/2 turn.
Tiny Remote Lockout Assembly
1. Choose the release lever position once you found
the optimum side on the handle bar for the lever
2. Unscrew the release button and take out the spring,
alloy washer and fixing bolt
3. Put in the bolt first, then the alloy washer and the
spring before tightening the release button
4. Tighten the open clamp with 2.5Nm maximum
Air spring system
The Air system is a built-in type and it needs to be adjusted according
to the different needs and desires of different riders. Consult the table
below to select the air pressure that is the best for you.
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