Öhlins RFX38 m.2Air

SKU: FGMTB 3816 2210

Öhlins RFX38 m.2Air

SKU: FGMTB 3816 2210
Regular price €1.450,00
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Model RXF38 m.2 Air
Color Black
Model Year 2024
Category Enduro
Travel 160 / 170 / 180
Spring Type Air
Damping TTX18
Adjustments 15 clicks LSC and LSR, 3 clicks HSC and climb mode
Wheel Size 29
Offset 44 / 51
Axle 110 x 15 mm Floating Axle
Steerer 1.5 Tapered
Rotor Size 200 Direct PM, max size 220 mm

 

Developed for hard-hitting trail, enduro and e-MTB use, the single-crown RXF38 m.2 shares several key technologies with its dual-crown brother, the DH38.


The RXF38 m.2 delivers hard-hitting dual-crown downhill performance to the single-crown scene. The brand new RXF38 m.2 is available for 29” bikes, with five different iterations offering a range of 160-180mm travel, and 44 and 51mm crown offset options built around Öhlins’ signature TTX18 damper and unique three-chamber air spring.

Developed for hard-hitting trail, enduro and e-MTB use, the RXF38 m.2 shares several key technologies with its dual-crown brother, the DH38. The newcomer to the Öhlins lineup brings 38mm stanchions to the brand’s single crown range, a chassis optimized for big-hit trail riding, confidence-inspiring TTX damping and unrivalled adjustability. It’s the product of Öhlins’ long-term close collaboration with the UCI DH World Championship-winning team Specialized Gravity, where milliseconds gained make for wins.

To achieve the best of dual-crown performance in a single-crown platform, Öhlins applied the lessons learned from the development of its World Cup-conquering DH38 m.1 fork to its latest addition to the range. The new single-crown RXF38 m.2 sports an almost identical iteration of the same race-proven damping system and air spring that elevated the DH38 m.1 to World Cup glory. With a beefed up chassis – adapted from the DH38 for trail use – equally thick stanchions and the same awesome adjustability as its DH brother, the new RXF38 m.2 doesn’t pull any punches when the trail turns downhill.