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2 days ago · At first glance, the way the FOX Live Valve Neo shock works is pretty straightforward. It opens and closes the suspension electronically at the speed of light based on data collected by sensors, and thus adjusting your rear suspension depending on the trail conditions to deliver the most efficient riding experience possible.
3 days ago · Over the last couple of seasons, it has been hard to ignore the prototype shocks with batteries on some of FOX's top athletes' bikes at the Enduro and Downhill World Cups. The wait is finally over, and the latest iteration of FOX Live Valve technology is now available following the introduction of the NEO line of Transfer droppers. NEO marks the inaugural launch into wireless products for FOX ...
1 day ago · Fox Live Valve Neo is available now as an upgrade for most full-suspension trail and all-mountain bikes, priced at US$1,398 for the Float X model and $1,348 for the DHX version – those prices ...
2 days ago · Besides Fox’s aftermarket options, at launch, the only bikes available with Live Valve Neo shocks are one special edition Specialized S-Works Stumpjumper 15 which sells for $13,500, and most of ...
2 days ago · The FOX Live Valve Neo Kit, which includes Fork and Rear Bump Sensors, Battery, Charger, and Charger Cable, has an MSRP of $399. The Live Valve Neo Float X shock goes for $999, while the Live ...
Elevate your off-road adventures with Honda's FOX Live Valve suspension technology. Automatically adjusting to changing terrains, it delivers unmatched comfort, control, and performance in the Talon lineup.
LIVE Valve sensors detect bumps, freefall, riding uphill, riding downhill, and traversing and then process inputs through algorithm to optimize suspension damping. No more mistakes on the trail descending in lockout mode (eliminates forgetting to unlock suspension before decending).
