Product Description
The Domain Gold C1 suspension fork is a top - notch choice for both mountain bikes and E - MTBs. It features an Isolator RC damper with three - position compression adjustment (Open, Pedal, and Firm) and externally - adjustable rebound. This setup gives riders excellent traction, control, and confidence on the trails. The 38mm chassis provides increased stiffness. The highly tunable DebonAir air spring sits higher in the travel, making the most of the 150 - 180mm travel range. It offers a smooth, coil - like feel throughout the stroke and is Bottomless Token ready. It's compatible with short fenders (a RockShox fender is included). Maxima Plush damping fluid reduces friction and quiets the rebound damper noise, while Maxima Plush Dynamic Suspension Lube reduces friction, lasts longer, and enhances suspension performance ride after ride. SRAM Model ID: FS - DOMN - GRC - C1. Technical specs include 15x110mm TA axle/hub spacing, aluminum crown, e - Bike approval, 44mm rake, Isolator RC damping, 1 - 1/8 - 1.5 steerer tube, black primary color, aluminum stanchions and steerer tube, 220mm maximum rotor size, air pressure spring adjustment, disc brake type, DebonAir spring type, 81mm maximum tire width, 27.5 wheel diameter, external rebound with 3 - position compression adjustment, magnesium lower tubes, 38mm stanchions diameter, and 150mm travel.
Using your Domain Gold C1 suspension fork is easy. First, adjust the air pressure according to your weight and riding style. You can also adjust the compression damping to Open for maximum suspension movement on rough terrains, Pedal for a more efficient ride on flat or uphill sections, and Firm for maximum energy transfer when you're sprinting. The external rebound adjustment allows you to control how fast the fork returns after a compression. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the Maxima Plush damping fluid and Dynamic Suspension Lube levels. If you notice any loss of performance or increased noise, it might be time to replace them. Also, keep the fork clean, especially the stanchions, to prevent dirt and debris from causing damage. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could scratch the surfaces. When installing the fork, make sure all the bolts are tightened to the recommended torque. If you're unsure, consult a professional bike mechanic. This will ensure your fork performs at its best and lasts for a long time.
