With the new Lyrik, Rockshox has something for every taste: The fork will be available with three different damper options and four different springs. Completely new is the "Motion Control DH" damping system, which is designed for optimum performance on hard impacts. However, the Lyrik is still available with the familiar Motion Control damper, which has also been slightly adapted in terms of performance for hard impacts for the coming year. Both damper options will be offered on every Lyrik model next year.

The Lyrik is now also available with up to 170 millimetres of travel. This increases the maximum suspension travel by 10 millimetres compared to the previous fork. In the "Lyrik Coil" version, this is fixed, while the top-of-the-range "Lyrik Solo Air" model also offers the option of 160 millimetres. This fork will be the lightest in the new Lyrik class: Rockshox claims a weight of just 2187 grams. Also available will be the "Lyrik 2-Step" with a travel of 160, which can be lowered to 115 millimetres, and the "Lyrik U-Turn" with freely adjustable travel of 115 to 160 millimetres.

All forks have a revised Maxle Lite thru-axle with a diameter of 20 millimetres, which has been specially adapted for use on enduro bikes and freeriders. The tapered design has prevailed as the head tube for the Lyrik: All forks are available with an ordinary straight head tube with a 1-1/8 inch diameter or in a tapered version with a 1.5 inch diameter at the fork crown.

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