Back again for 2021, the Lyrik carries over the same chassis and excellent Charger 2.1 damper as the 2020 model but with some updates to the DebonAir air spring to help the fork ride higher in the travel and provide more initial support. This is still very much the fork that riders know and love and it retains all the big hit performance and buttery smoothness that the Lyrik is known for. These improvements work to reduce any excessive sag, providing you with you a few extra mm's of travel for when you need it, and preserving your bike's head angle and bottom bracket height.

Who's this for: The Lyrik is perfect for All Mountain riders and Enduro racers looking for a high-performance fork.

Spring type: This uses the improved DebonAir C1 air spring to provide a higher ride height and more initial support than the previous DebonAir.

Axle to crown height: 160mm travel fork

• 27.5": 552mm
• 29": 571mm

Fork Offset:

• 27.5" 37/44/46mm
• 29: 42/44/51mm

Max tyre width: 3 inches

Damper technology: Charger 2.1. Independently adjustable high-speed compression, low-speed compression, and rebound.

The 2.1 features the following refinements over the Charger 2 damper:

• Less HSC - less harsh over braking bumps and big impacts
• More LSC - more support early in the travel, keeping the bike riding high
• New piston wearband - better oil flow management
• New rebound piston - more high-speed flow, but also more low-speed control
• SKF rebound shaft seal - 30% friction decrease

Travel adjustability: By replacing the air shaft, you can adjust this fork from 140-170mm travel.

Volume adjustability: Rockshox bottomless tokens can be added to provide more support and ramp later in the travel.

Stanchion diameter: Thick-walled, 35mm stanchion for super stiffness.

Axle size and style: Bolt up, 110x15mm Boost axle.

Steerer tube: Standard 1.5 - 1 1/8th taper.

Brake rotor: 180mm minimum, 220mm maximum

Pros: Super stiff chassis, more initial support than previous models while still maintaining the buttery smooth feel the Lyrik is known for.

Cons: All that awesome performance does come at a cost.