Saurus (@ridesaurus)

It looks like the OEM lever should just move to the other side. On this FOX Float, the locating cutout says otherwise. Here’s why the RockShox shaft shown in this video is different—and why small shock details matter when you’re reaching for a control by feel. #mtb #mtbtech #foxfloat #rockshox…

A shock adjustment shouldn’t turn into a search. This is an FXR-1 v2 Tune Lever prototype. The new option is simple: the lever can mount in the original position or flip 180° to face upward. Depending on the bike and shock layout, that can put it closer to your hand, make it easier to find by…

I made the Tune lever to make riding a little bit better.

A shock adjustment should not turn into a search. I just finished test fitting the new RSR-1 Tune Lever for RockShox Deluxe shocks. The goal is simple: make the lever easier to find by feel, especially when you’re riding, wearing gloves, and switching between climbing and descending. No extra…

Happy Independence Day! Swapped out my Black Tune Lever for a Blue one just for fun! #mtb #trailride #ridesaurus #4thofjuly #CapCut

Ran into a beautiful cinnamon colored black bear while out on a midweek ride. #mountainbike #mtb #montana

Most OEM shock levers are tiny and tucked out of the way. That works for keeping things compact, but it’s not ideal when you actually want to adjust your shock quickly. The Saurus Tune Lever makes that adjustment bigger, easier to find, and way easier to use. #mountainbike #mtb #crosscountrymtb…

You’ve reached for that stock compression lever mid-descent and taken your eyes off the trail to find it. I did it for years before I realized the lever’s a replaceable part. So I made a bigger one you can hit by feel. Link in bio if you want a look. 🦖 #ridesaurus #mbt #foxshocks #xcmtb