Ninja Mount Announces the Coil Assistant
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Ever been there? Trying to set the SAG on your coil shock turns into an annoying fiddle. Depending on the frame, there's either too little space around the shock, and that's where our latest product comes in: the NINJA MOUNT Coil Assistant!
This smart tool makes setting the SAG super easy. Simply insert our two special brackets into the shock mounts and load the bike while standing with your own body weight (best done in full gear). After loading the suspension, reading the SAG becomes a breeze. The set includes not just the two special mounts but also a measuring ring, which is placed on a standard skewer.
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![3D printing data for NINJA MOUNT Coil Assistant]()
This makes the adjustment not only precise but also mega simple.
Does the Coil Assistant fit your bike? Check our list of compatible bicycles or take a look at your trusty steed yourself: For bikes whose shock mounts are in line, the Coil Assistant can be used.
![NINJA MOUNT Coil Assistant on Santa Cruz Nomad]()
Get your hands on the Coil Assistant for €5.49 in our online shop. A little note: The skewer is not included to avoid breakage during shipping.
Or are you a DIY fan? Then download the 3D printing files for €0.99 and make the mounts yourself with your own 3D printer.
For more info on the Coil Assistant, visit NINJA MOUNT
Ride on!
Your NINJA MOUNT Team
Ever been there? Trying to set the SAG on your coil shock turns into an annoying fiddle. Depending on the frame, there's either too little space around the shock, and that's where our latest product comes in: the NINJA MOUNT Coil Assistant!
This smart tool makes setting the SAG super easy. Simply insert our two special brackets into the shock mounts and load the bike while standing with your own body weight (best done in full gear). After loading the suspension, reading the SAG becomes a breeze. The set includes not just the two special mounts but also a measuring ring, which is placed on a standard skewer.
Coil Assistant is available in our shop or you can download the STL files to 3D print the parts yourself
This makes the adjustment not only precise but also mega simple.
Does the Coil Assistant fit your bike? Check our list of compatible bicycles or take a look at your trusty steed yourself: For bikes whose shock mounts are in line, the Coil Assistant can be used.
Get your hands on the Coil Assistant for €5.49 in our online shop. A little note: The skewer is not included to avoid breakage during shipping.
Or are you a DIY fan? Then download the 3D printing files for €0.99 and make the mounts yourself with your own 3D printer.
For more info on the Coil Assistant, visit NINJA MOUNT
Ride on!
Your NINJA MOUNT Team
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15 Comments
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GumptionZA
(Apr 4, 2024 at 0:35)
i really like this. i don't have a use for it but i love that it exists
- 1 0
Sluni
(2 days ago)
Great idea but would not use it only for sag, also to check how much travel i have used. Compared to a air shock where you can easy get to your sag ring before riding and compare after this is hard at a coil shock. With this setup you should know how much travel you have used.
- 4 0
Velocipedestrian
(Apr 4, 2024 at 16:29)
Sag is a word, not an acronym. It's not all caps.
- 1 0
fudgedredd
(14 hours ago)
Unless someone from the Screen Actors Guild delivers the results to you personally.
- 2 0
swenzowski
(Apr 4, 2024 at 8:30)
super simple and cheap way to do a basic task, love it
- 1 0
agnostic
(Apr 4, 2024 at 16:24)
How does it work on a trunion shock mount?
- 1 0
Sluni
(2 days ago)
Why should it work there different? You also have two points where your shock is mounted to the frame.
- 1 0
lelandjt
(2 days ago)
The bike in their video (Scott Gambler) has a trunion shock.
- 1 1
Kamba6
(Apr 5, 2024 at 12:12)
Feckin love this. Shame my shock bolts are at 90⁰ to easc other so I can't use it
- 1 0
Sluni
(2 days ago)
Why not? It does not depend on the shock bolts. You only need to glue each cap at one end of the shock mount.
- 1 0
Kamba6
(1 days ago)
@Sluni: Did you watch the video? It attaches to shock mounting bolts and no glue is used. If bolts are oriented at 90⁰ in relation to each other, you can't fix one side.
- 1 1
Sluni
(15 hours ago)
@Kamba6: and? Instead of searching for excuses use your time and search for a solution for you.
- 1 0
Kamba6
(14 hours ago)
@Sluni: who's searching for excuses? I can set my sag as it is. This is an elegant solution that would have made it easier. No excuses or criticism from me. You however, need to relax a bit. You didn't understand how it mounts to the bike and you completely misinterpreted my comment but for some reason insist in having an argument about nothing. Go ride your bike instead
- 1 0
somebody-else
FL (Apr 4, 2024 at 8:50)
Nice.
- 1 0
jalopyj
FL (Apr 4, 2024 at 9:34)
great idea.
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