BOXXER MY26

BOXXER MY26

• Which damper upgrades are available for the BoXXer D2?
The BoXXer Ultimate already uses our best damper offering, Charger 3.2 RC2. The BoXXer Select can be upgraded to Charger 3.2 RC2 by installing part number 00.4318.112.002 (AM UPGRADE KIT CHRGR3.2 R... See more
• Which RockShox Maxles are compatible with the BoXXer D2?
The replacement Maxle DH for BoXXer D2 is part number 00.4318.027.000 (AXLE MAXLE DH FRONT MTB 20X110, LENGTH 158MM, THREAD LENGTH 10MM, THREAD PITCH M20X1.50 - BOXXER C1+D1+ (2019+)). Your local s... See more
• Can I swap only the BoXXer D2’s lower legs to change between 27.5” and 29” wheels?
Yes, the wheel size compatibility of the BoXXer D2 can be changed by swapping lower legs, although it is recommended to also change the upper and lower crowns to account for different offsets. See more
• Which RockShox fender is compatible with the BoXXer D2?
The BoXXer D2 uses the same fender as Boxxer D1.00.4318.077.000- AM AC FENDER BOXXER 4 BOLT BLACK RockShox BoXXer Fender Black 4 Bolt 38mm - BoXXer (D1+/2024+) Your local shop or dealer will be the... See more
• What travel lengths is BoXXer D2 available with? How do I change the travel?
The BoXXer D2 is available with 180, 190, and 200mm travel. Changing the travel requires replacing the complete air spring assembly. See more
• Can I upgrade my BoXXer D1 to feature ButterWagonTech?
Yes, we will offer an upper tube upgrade kit for BoXXer D1 (All BoXXer D-gen). 00.4318.110.000 - AM UPGRADE KIT UPPER TUBESYour local shop or dealer will be the best resource for ordering an upper ... See more
• Can I use the Linear XL lowers on my BoXXer D1?
Yes, the Linear XL lower legs are backwards-compatible with the BoXXer Ultimate D1. See more
• Can I install Charger 3.2 in my BoXXer D1?
Yes, but the increased damping is best paired with the new, lower friction created by the ButterWagonTech uppers and new grease and oil. See more
• Can I install the Linear XL air spring in my BoXXer D1?
Yes, but it will affect the spring curve. We recommend removing one token when upgrading to the new air spring, unless you’re also upgrading the lower leg, in which case, we recommend using the sam... See more
• Are any of the BoXXer D2 parts reverse-compatible with prior 38mm BoXXers?
Yes, all parts are backward compatible with BoXXer D1. See more
• What is different about BoXXer D2? Do any parts carry over from the BoXXer D1?
The BoXXer D2 features all-new upper tubes, lower legs, air spring, and damper, which results in improved consistency and predictability. The fender, crowns, and Maxle are the only carryover parts ... See more
• Can the Rebound tune be changed?
No, the stock Rebound tune (R55) is the only tune that is offered. See more
• What are the holes in the upper tubes, and what do they do?
The “breather holes” equalize air pressure in the lower legs and the overall fork chassis. This helps further reduce the ramp-up effect caused by lower leg pressure at the end of fork travel.https:... See more
• What type of decals are used on the Ultimate level forks? Are they replaceable?
The decals found on the Ultimate level forks are called “decals under clear”, which allows for a smooth appearance if a rider chooses to apply protective wrap to their suspension. These decals are ... See more
• Are there different LinearXL caps? Can you tune the fork by changing them?
No, replacement caps are not available for Linear XL lower legs. The included cap was specifically designed to achieve the desired fork characteristics. See more
• How do I set up the Charger 3.2 damper?
Check out our Welcome Guide linked below for Charger 3.2 setup instructions. Welcome Guide See more
• Will ButterWagonTech allow dirt and gunk to get into my fork? Do the dust wipers need to be cleaned/replaced more often?
No, ButterWagonTech is hidden inside the lower legs, below the dust wiper seals, and will actually increase the lifespan of the bushings and upper tubes. The divots are located from the bottom of t... See more
• What are the differences between Charger 3, Charger 3.1, and Charger 3.2?
The Charger 3, 3.1, and 3.2 dampers feature different tunes and ranges to best match their intended air spring and chassis partners. The Charger 3.2 damper has increased damping to best match the c... See more
• What is Linear XL?
The all-new Linear XL air spring is the result of new lower legs and a new air spring working together to provide a coil-like ride—supple off the top, supportive through the mid-stroke, and backed ... See more
• Why is there no Linear XL Chamber on the Damper side Lower Leg?
The damper takes up less volume in the upper tube than the air spring. This means that there is already more air volume available on the damper side, so additional volume isn’t needed. See more
• Why is the air pressure setting so high on forks with Linear XL air spring?
To create a more linear air spring curve, we needed to balance the negative air volume, air spring shaft size, piston surface area, and positive spring air volume. To create a more linear air sprin... See more