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General => Tech Forum => Topic started by: Dave Cepp on February 11, 2004, 10:24:10 pm

Title: Best price to service Noleen MegaAir rear shock?
Post by: Dave Cepp on February 11, 2004, 10:24:10 pm

I am looking to overhaul my 2001 Noleen Mega Air. I dont have any nearby K2 dealers. Where have you sent yours and how much did it cost? It is actually working good. I think after 1.5 yrs it should be done.
Thanks,
Dave

BTW...
If anyone is interested in a 2001 K2 Razorback frame (w/Noleen Mega Air shock), Noleen Mega Air fork, headset,stem, BB, XT front derailleur, Bontrager seatpost and XTR rear derailleur (needs new pulleys)in good shape for $400 please give me an email.
Or...
If your interested in the complete bike for $750 (WTB front wheel, Hope Ti Glide rear hub/Mavic x517 rim), XT crank, XT shifters, Avid SD7 brakes and levers. Original seat, stem, Easton flat bars, let me know.

Thanks! ceppetd@mwrawalnut.com

Title: Re: Best price to service Noleen MegaAir rear shoc
Post by: MegaVolt on February 12, 2004, 04:05:00 am

I've have just called NoleenShockService.

They say that a rebuild kit for the rear shock in a Razorback 2001 frame is $25. Delivery to Boston, USA is $6.

Here's their URL:
http://www.noleenshockservice.com/BIKE_contact.html

A detailed shock manual with exploded views, instructions on servicing, etc. is here:
http://www.k2bikes.com/tech_library/pdfs2/noleen/2000MegaAirShockManual.pdf

Even if you don't want to do the service yourself, with these two items you can go to your favourite LBS and get everything fixed there.

Title: MegaVolt ...
Post by: Trail_Thumper on February 15, 2004, 03:40:59 pm

Dang! You do your homework! I'm impressed! I could use that link myself! Thanks!

Title: Re: MegaVolt ...
Post by: MegaVolt on February 16, 2004, 08:34:22 am

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Dang! You do your homework! I'm impressed! I could use that link myself! Thanks!

I live in Russia. A DHL shipping, say, of a pair of Lake MXZ-300 from Larry Mettler costs $227. A friend from Boston is visiting me soon, and she is taking the frame I've just bought (K2 Razorback 2001) with her. I won't be able to get any parts for it here. Needless to say, I am ordering everything that may break on that frame, from rear derailleur to pivot bearings, bushings, and, of course, rear shock O-rings.

A detailed report of what you could buy for that frame (including a new Fox rear shock) is here: http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=4711

Title: Re: Best price to service Noleen MegaAir rear shoc
Post by: MegaVolt on February 28, 2004, 09:53:07 am

K2 has an item named "K007021". It’s a toolkit for Noleen Mega Air rear shock.

Anyone used it? Is it possible to overhaul the shock without it?