Check below for estimated order and shipping dates for the Airdrop Edit. The first table shows frame size & colour, the next is rear shocks and the last is bike build kits. Make sure you check both the frame and your preferred option of shock or build kit to fully understand availability.
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Option | Stock | Shipping |
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Small / Raw | Due in August | |
Small / Black | Due in August | |
Medium / Raw | Due in August | |
Medium / Black | Due in August | |
Large / Raw | Due in August | |
Large / Black | In Stock | 5-7 days |
X-Large / Raw | In Stock | 5-7 days |
X-Large / Black | In Stock | 5-7 days |
Option | Stock | Shipping |
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SDLX Air | In Stock | 5-7 days |
SDLX Coil | In Stock | 5-7 days |
Kitsuma Coil | In Stock | 5-7 days |
EXT Storia | In Stock | 5-7 days |
Option | Stock | Shipping |
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Luxe | In Stock | 5-7 days |
Deluxe | In Stock | 5-7 days |
Works | Due In July |
Shipping dates are estimates and may change.
We knew that we had an amazing platform in the Edit frame, and wanted to see how far we could push it. There’s no doubt the high-end factory shocks we spec on the regular models are great; more than a match for most of us as riders. But they are ultimately a mass-market product. What would an Edit feel like with a hand-built, custom-valved shock designed purely for maximum performance? Having worked closely with EXT Racing Shox and Mojo Rising we can confirm: it’s something special. Another level completely.
Let’s start with the build quality which is unrivalled; every part from inside out just screams quality in design, make and finish. Then there’s the attention to detail. From the satisfyingly positive click of every adjuster to the compression-ring grubscrew, each part has been thought through and executed perfectly. But it’s not just theatre; this shock is about performance… all-out, zero compromise performance.
Of course you get 4-way adjustability; high-speed compression, low-speed compression, low-speed rebound and Storia’s unique Lok adjuster - a lock-out lever isolated from compression. All that’s built on top of our Edit-specific valving developed with Mojo Rising. And if that’s not enough, the guys at Mojo Rising are there to help you develop your own personal tune further if you want to.
The Storia has a unique hydraulic bottom-out control which progressively adds extra damping during the last 15% of the travel for full control even on the biggest hits and no harsh-bottom outs. This enables you to run a softer spring rate than you otherwise might which gives you an unbelievable level of traction and small-bump sensitivity. What’s more, you get to choose two spring rates - see the table below to figure out what’s right for you.
The EXT Storia has allowed us to exploit the performance of the Edit to it’s full potential and we’re stoked to be able to offer that to you. Honestly we don’t know why anyone would choose a boutique carbon frame with a regular shock when you could have one of these.
Travel: | 160mm front / 155mm rear |
Wheel Size: | 27.5" front & rear |
Shock: | EXT Storia Lok v3 |
Frame Spec: | Custom butted 6061-T6 alloy with one-piece CNC rocker and removeable dropouts |
What's Included: | Frame, shock with 2x springs, hose guides, CNC axle & seat clamp |
Weight: | 3.6 - 3.9kg |
Size | S | M | L | XL | |
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A | Reach | 430 | 460 | 480 | 505 |
B | Seat Tube | 400 | 425 | 450 | 480 |
C | Head Tube | 115 | 120 | 125 | 130 |
D | Stack | 598.1 | 602.6 | 607.1 | 611.6 |
E | Wheelbase | 1187 | 1219.1 | 1241.3 | 1268.4 |
F | Head Angle | 64.5° | |||
G | Seat Angle | 74.5° | |||
Seat Angle at 600mm | 78.7° | ||||
Seat Angle at 700mm | 78.1° | ||||
Seat Angle at 800mm | 77.7° | ||||
H | Chainstay | 435 | |||
I | Bottom Bracket Drop | -12 | |||
J | Fork Length | 552 | |||
K | Fork Offset | 37 |
Frame | Airdrop Edit v4 |
Material | 6061 T-6 Alloy |
Travel | 160mm front / 155mm rear |
Wheel Size | 27.5" |
Bottle Cage Mount | Yes |
Front Mech Mount | No |
Rear Shock Size | 205x60mm Metric |
Rear Shock Mount | Trunnion upper / M8x25mm lower |
Bottom Bracket | 73mm BSA30 threaded |
Chain Guide Mount | ISCG05 |
Headset Top | 1 1/8" / 44mm inset (ZS44) |
Headset Bottom | 1 1/2" / 56mm inset (ZS56) |
Seatpost Diameter | 30.9mm |
Seat Clamp Diameter | 35mm |
Rear Axle | Boost 148x12mm Maxle compatible |
Rear Brake Mount | Post |
Minimum Rotor Size | 180mm |
Maximum Rotor Size | 203mm |
Maximum Tyre Size | 27.5" x 2.6" |
Cable Routing | External with Stealth Dropper |
Choosing the right spring rate is key to getting the most out of a coil shock. Work out your total rider weight - including your normal riding kit - then use this chart to choose a spring. You can use the shock's preload adjuster to do the fine tuning later.
Please Note
These spring rates are calculated based on the Edit v4's kinematics. Even if you're used to running coil shocks on other bikes, you may need to check the right spring for the Edit. These calculations are based on 33% sag and a 65% rear / 35% front weight bias. On the Edit's 205mm shock length, 33% sag measures at 185mm eye-to-eye.
Rider Weight | Spring Rate |
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50kg - 52kg | 225lb |
53kg - 57kg | 250lb |
58kg - 63kg | 275lb |
64kg - 68kg | 300lb |
69kg - 73kg | 325lb |
74kg - 78kg | 350lb |
79kg - 84kg | 375lb |
85kg - 89kg | 400lb |
90kg - 94kg | 425lb |
95kg - 99kg | 450lb |
100kg - 105kg | 475lb |
106kg - 110kg | 500lb |
111kg - 115kg | 525lb |
116kg - 120kg | 550lb |
121kg - 126kg | 575lb |
127kg - 131kg | 600lb |
S | 155cm - 167cm (5'2" - 5'6") | ||||||||||||
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M | 165cm - 178cm (5'5" - 5'10") | ||||||||||||
L | 175cm - 188cm (5'9" - 6'2") | ||||||||||||
XL | 185cm - 198cm (6'1" - 6'6") |
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