Presenting the Smashpot - a fork coil spring conversion system for single crown enduro forks, featuring externally adjustable hydraulic anti-bottoming technology to deliver precisely the amount of bottoming resistance you need. The benefits of coil are clear: if your first priority for your fork is outright performance and grip, get yourself a Smashpot.
Features:
• Catering to rider weights from 45kg (100lbs) to 125kg (275lbs) with 11 coil spring rates
• Allows lighter riders to get the most use out of their forks, and heavier riders the support they need without excessive air pressures
• Only coil conversion system on the market allowing 180mm travel
• Easily adjust your travel with internal spacers (please note the minimum & maximum travel of your fork as determined by manufacturer)
• Unique Hydraulic Bottom-out System reduces harshness
• Can be transferred between different forks with minimal parts /cost (a purchase of a new top cap or foot stud)
• Reliable and low maintenance, set and forget. User installable and serviceable
•Weight increase of approximately 250-450g (dependent on spring rate and fork's existing spring system)
Model | Year | Compatibility |
26" Wheel Fox Forks | Any | ✖ |
Fox 32 | Any | ✖ |
Fox 34 | Any | ✖ |
Fox 36 | 2015-2020 | ✔ |
Fox 36 E-Bike | 2018-2020 | ✔ - Only Spring Rates up to 65lbs/in |
Fox 36 Rhythm | 2018-2020 | ✔ |
Fox 36 | 2021 | ✔ |
Fox 38 | 2021 | ✔ |
Marzocchi Z1 | 2019+ | ✔ |
Marzocchi Z2 | 2019+ | ✖ |
Rockshox Lyrik (35mm) | 2016+ | ✔ |
Rockshox Yari (35mm) | 2016+ | ✔ |
Rockshox Pike 26" | 2014+ | ✖ |
Rockshox Pike Non-Boost 27.5/29 | 2014+ | ✔ - Do not exceed max travel |
Rockshox Pike Boost 27.5/29 | 2014+ | ✔ - Do not exceed max travel |
Rockshox Revelation (35mm) | 2018+ | ✔ - Do not exceed max travel |
Rockshox Zeb | 2021+ | ✔- Max 180mm travel |
Rockshox Domain | 2022+ | ✔- Max 180mm travel |
Ohlins RFX36 M2 | (Ohlins don't do model year releases) | ✔ |
Ohlins RXF38 M2 | (Ohlins don't do model year releases) | ✔ |
FAQ'S | ||
How much weight does it add? |
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Can I convert my fork back to air afterwards? | Going back to air, should you wish to, may not be an option - spring rub may score the inside of your stanchion, so the the air piston may not seal again. The spring is both isolated and guided to minimise stanchion knock and rub, however there are no guarantees an air spring will seal again after riding with a spring installed. We'd be pretty surprised if anyone actually wanted to do this after riding the Smashpot though. | |
Does it void the fork's warranty? | As with any aftermarket modifications, it should be expected to void the fork manufacturer's warranty. | |
Do I need any extra parts to change the travel? | All spacers required are included with the kit. The only thing you may want is more heat shrink for the cartridge tube, as it's installed after travel is set internally | |
Typical fork maximum permissible travels: |
Rockshox: Lyrik/Yari 27.5"/29" - 180mm Pike/Revelation 27.5/29" - 160mm Fox: 36 Float/Talas 27.5" - 180mm OR 160mm - call Fox with your serial number to check max travel prior to setting Smashpot to more than 160mm travel. 36 Float/Talas 29" - 170mm OR 160mm - call Fox with your serial number to check max travel prior to setting Smashpot to more than 160mm travel. Marzocchi: Z1 2019+ 27.5" - 180mm Z1 2019+ 29" - 170mm |