First Look: The Fox 36 Float Factory RC2 2015 in Detail

This May, Fox invited us to the South Tyrol, for an exclusive test of the brand-new 36 fork. First Pictures and specifications of the fork have been around for a while now, yet actual ride reports on the new flagship fork from the Californian suspension specialists were rare? We had the opportunity to compare the new 36 fork back-to-back with the Fox 34. In this first part, we dive into the features – expect a review later this evening!

Before we get to our riding impressions, we’d like to look at the main features of the Fox 36 Float 2015. While Fox-Marketing Manager Chris Trojer didn’t say a single word about the intended use of the fork at first, he explained the goals of the development of the Fox 36.

- Significant weight reduction while retaining strength and stiffness
- Dramatic friction reduction
- Improve RC2 damper tunes
- Improve air spring system
- Accommodate all wheel sizes (26″, 27.5″, 29″)
- Internally adjustable travel












Instead of 10w, Fox now uses 5w damper oil. The lower viscosity should improve rebound performance.



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Text: Robin Schmitt / Aaron Steinke Photos: Robin Schmitt / Chris Trojer / FOX
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