only 1" travel from my Judy DH: diagnosis?

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I'm only getting about an inch of travel from my Judy DH's - elastomers seem ok when I open them up - I assume it's the cartridges? What was the original travel for these forks? Wasn't it more like 80mm?

I seem to remember a thread about cartridge servicing (or not servicing as I think the conclusion was) - what should I look to do? Are they easy to winkle out?
 
:roll: :lol:

Found a copy of the manual so will have a more invasive investigation when time permits...
 
take lots of pics please :D as iv'e never had the chance to delve into judy dh's should be real easy (he say's) good luck :D 8) if not crc for 1" mazzochi's :wink:
 
cheers buddy just gonna go off and drag drop so pics into my loser manual for forks and parts :lol: :lol: im not joking gotta files apon files on this computer with links as well to servicing nearly ever bike part ever made :oops: :oops: i think i need an anerake now :lol: :lol:
 
80mm is about right. Even though the elastomers look ok I would almost certainly say they are at fault, not the carts. Mine looked fine but had the same problem so I bought a set of springs from ebay.com (there's always a number on there and the guy says no international on his auctions but does if you're nice) and the problem was solved!
 
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On the subject then...

How well should the damper cartridge work?

On modern forks i can set the rebound by riding slowly off a tall curb. Did the damping on Judy's ever work this well? I took out the cart on my XC's and there was resistance and no apparant leaks...
 
so I just do a search on "Rockshox Judy springs"? Are they specific to DH or would XC or SL do - are they different lengths?
 
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