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Size

Head Tube Length (inches)

Head Tube Angle  (degrees)

Seat Tube Angle (degrees)

Bottom Bracket Height (inches)

Chainstay Length (inches)

Estimated Wheelbase (inches)

Top Tube – Actual (inches)

Top Tube – Effective (inches)

Seatpost Diameter (mm)

Rear Wheel Travel (inches)

GENERAL SIZING GUIDELINES BY RIDER HEIGHT

Small – Riders up to 5’6” (168cm)

Medium – Riders 5’6” to 6’ (168cm to 183cm)

Large – Riders 6’  and up (183cm +)

FOES Shaver FRAME GEOMETRY

Sag can be measured at the rear wheel’s axle or at the shock. These instruc-

tions approach this measurement at the shock. Your FOX Shock should have 

5/8” to 3/4” (5.75” travel) of sag when the rider’s full weight with gear is at rest   

on

 

bicycle. The best way to do this is to have someone check the total length 

of

 

your shock, eye to eye, while you are feet on the pedals and balanced on 

the

 bike on level ground. You can use a nearby wall to assist you in your 

balancing… but don’t lean against it – this will give a false measurement. 

Next (or first), measure the length of your shock at rest (bike lifted at the rear 

and allowing the shock to fully extend). The difference of these two measure-

ments is your sag. 

SETTING TOTAL SAG

To 

adjust  the  sag  you  must  adjust  the  spring’s  preload.  This  is  done  by 

unlocking (loosening the ring’s allen set screw) and turning the retaining ring. 

To 

get more sag turn the ring counter-clockwise (this will extend the spring). 

To

 

get  less  sag  turn  the  retaining  ring  clockwise  (this  will  compress  the 

spring). Be sure to re-lock the retaining ring! Only through spending the time 

testing and re-testing will you get proficient at sag setting. Foes recommends 

that you do not touch your sag until you are very familiar with how your rear 

suspension works and feels.

 

S 16.5 

4.75” 

67 ° 

73° 

13.1 

17 

43.5 

21 

22 

31.6 

5.75 

5.75 

5.75 

M 18.5 

4.75” 

  67 ° 

73°  

13.1 

 17 

44.7 

22 

23.25 

31.6 

L 20.5 

5.25” 

67° 

 73° 

 13.1 

 17 

45.7 

23 

24.25 

31.6 

 

 

Bottom Bracket Width: 68mm shell

 

Bottom Bracket Axle Length: determined by crank choice

 

Seat Post Diameter: 31.6mm

 

Head Tube Diameter: Top 1 1/8” 44mm Z.S headset only

 

                                 : Bottom 1.5” 49.6mm  headset only

 

Fork Type/Length: Shaver was designed around, and works  

 

best with a 5” or 6” single crown fork. NO DUAL CROWN FORKS!  

 

Use of Dual Crown Forks on the Shaver will void all warranties! 

 

Front Derailleur: 34.9mm Top Pull

 

Rear Hub Spacing: 142mm x 12mm Thru Axle Hub 

 

Disc Brake: The Shaver accepts a standard 6” I.S. rear caliper  

 

mounted on the swingarm. Use of larger rotors requires the appropri 

 

ate manufacturer-sized caliper adapter.

The Foes Shaver is a full suspension bicycle! It has 5.75” of rear travel, and 

was designed as an aggressive trail bicycle. The Foes Shaver is not, by any 

means, a freeride, jumping, or stunt riding frame. It is made for trail rides that, 

at one point or another, require the full amount of travel of the shock. The 

Shaver was made for riders who want to take advantage of longer wheel 

travel, yet want the lightness for long climbs. This is the reason it is designed 

around a single crown fork. Therefore, a single-crown fork between 140 and 

160 mm works well with this frame.

If you bottom out your shock on a regular basis, you are undersprung or have 

too little air pressure in your shock, and will damage your frame and shock. 

Bottoming  your  shock  on  a  consistent  basis  is  considered  by  Foes  to  be 

improper care of your bicycle frame and shock, and will void the warranty for 

both,  and  all  other  warranties.  If  you  bottom  your  shock  consistently, 

STOP!… and first check to make certain you have proper air pressure in your 

shock.  (It  is  vitally  important  to  check  the  air  pressure  on  the  FOX 

FloatAIR Shock  EVERY TIME YOU RIDE.) If you have proper air pressure, 

then your shock is either undersprung, or it has a problem. At this point it is 

extremely important to not ride the bicycle, and make plans to get the shock 

to a Foes technician to have it checked out and/or sprung correctly.

GENERAL SETUP

CAUTION! YOU WILL DAMAGE YOUR FRAME AND SHOCK IF YOU DO 

NOT CORRECTLY SET UP AND MAINTAIN YOUR REAR SHOCK AND 

SUSPENSION.

SHOCK AIR PRESSURE WARNING

FOES SPECS FOR BUILDING

A WORD ABOUT FORK CHOICE

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Содержание Shaver 2013

Страница 1: ...y improper fit use of dual crown forks poor maintenance maintenance including assembly by other than an authorized Foes dealer or use of parts inconsistent with the use originally intended for the bic...

Страница 2: ...country or province WARNING BICYCLE RIDING MAY BE HAZARDOUS TO YOUR HEALTH AND EVEN FATAL ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET AND PROPER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING DISCLAIMER 1 Foes will repair or replace any part that is...

Страница 3: ...Length determined by crank choice Seat Post Diameter 31 6mm Head Tube Diameter Top 1 1 8 44mm Z S headset only Bottom 1 5 49 6mm headset only Fork Type Length Shaver was designed around and works bes...

Страница 4: ...id your warranties just check and snug each fastener Also it is a good idea to check all of your frame s welds and tube junctions for cracks and any damage Aluminum has a limited life inspect your fra...

Страница 5: ...er and more resistant to bending and breaking there is a good chance that these forces would bypass the hangers and destroy the area of the frame attached to the hangers Derailleur Hangers are availab...

Страница 6: ...80 95 B B cups 300 360 Derailleur Hanger Bolts M4 25 30 Handlebar Binder Bolt 150 180 Stem Binder Bolt 175 260 Seatpost Binder Bolt 150 180 Saddle Clamp Bolts 175 250 Rear Derailleur 70 86 Front Derai...

Страница 7: ...rear wheel indicated by a sluggish ride feeling ride slower rebound turn the knob clockwise Faster rebound turn the knob counter clockwise a ll clicks are counted clockwise rotating from the all the w...

Страница 8: ...abuse Many of the frames shocks and forks returned to Foes for Warranty issues are clearly problems due to ignorance of the important information contained in this instruction manual and a little com...

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