Br 3021 Shock Manual ~repack~ <CONFIRMED ◆>

Perform a basic air sleeve service. Clean the internal seals and re-lubricate with dynamic seal grease.

Tighten bolts to the manufacturer’s torque spec (usually 10-12 Nm). 2. Setting Air Pressure (SAG)

SAG is the amount the shock compresses under your body weight. For the BR 3021, aim for . Slide the O-ring against the shock body. Sit on the bike in full riding gear without bouncing. Gently dismount and measure the distance the O-ring moved. To increase SAG: Release air via the Schrader valve. To decrease SAG: Add air using a high-pressure shock pump. 🔄 Adjustment Guide Rebound Damping (Red Knob)

The rebound knob controls how fast the shock extends after a bump.

Turn clockwise if the bike feels "bouncy" or like a pogo stick.

Suspension components are under high pressure. Never attempt to disassemble the internal damping cartridge or the air sleeve without proper tools and training. 🛠️ Technical Specifications Model: BR 3021 Air Series

Air Spring, Rebound, and Compression Lockout Fluid Type: 7wt or 10wt High-Performance Suspension Oil Mounting Hardware: 8mm x 22mm (Standard) Weight: ~265g (depending on size) ⚙️ Initial Setup and Installation 1. Mounting the Shock Ensure the frame’s mounting points are clean.

Start in the middle click and adjust by two clicks at a time. Compression/Lockout (Blue Lever) This controls the shock's resistance to pedaling forces. Open: Full travel for downhill and technical terrain.

Turn counter-clockwise if the shock feels like it stays down (packing) over repeated bumps.

Restricts movement for efficient climbing on fire roads or pavement. 🧰 Maintenance Schedule To keep the BR 3021 smooth, follow this service interval: