New Sram Flight Attendant parts list

RockShox Flight Attendant is an automatic suspension system that analyzes your ride and reacts in real time to adjust your suspension.

“During testing with our internal RockShox testing team, we found that the average speed of a Flight Attendant rider was 1.8% faster compared to those riders using the manual system. 1.8% reads like a small gain but it suggests that in a 90-per-minute Cup race In the XC world, a passenger in Flight Attendant can have a chance of 96 seconds”

Sram has developed a new Flight Attendant system to make decisions easier under pressure. Fewer distractions so you can focus quickly.

The RockShox Flight Attendant starts with the AXS ecosystem that collects massive data every split-second while riding. The Flight Attendant analyzes this information and provides you with the best possible stop setting, when you need it.

Total System Connections

By listening and learning from more data than ever before, the RockShox Flight Attendant suspension provides the best possible rider experience.

Flight Attendant flies with AXS Wireless Technology. This wireless communication protocol enables the components Flight Attendant system to quickly receive data to optimize configuration settings.

The updated Flight Attendant algorithm now uses new data sources that give the system a broader, more complete picture to personalize your boarding experience.

With more parts and more data, the Flight Attendant can make better decisions. The better it makes decisions, the more efficient the bike is, and the faster it rides. A new algorithm collects your data as you ride, learns from it, and works with increasing accuracy and precision to get the most out of your bike setup.

Flight Attendant remains the only automated system that paints a picture of the perfect boarding experience and responds in real time.

Pike, Lyrik, and ZEB Ultimate with Charger 3.1 Flight Attendant damper

To meet the needs of the world's best riders, the Charger 3.1 Flight Attendant electronic automatic damper is the perfect evolution of Sram's proven Charger 3 damper platform. The latest Flight Attendant technology reads your boarding data and quickly switches between Open, Pedal and Lock positions for efficient and fast travel. With a refined compression range, the Charger 3.1 Flight Attendant damper gives you the traction, control, and comfort you need to charge dice lines all day.

Super Deluxe Ultimate Flight Attendant

Give your all-day trail bike the firepower it needs over rough terrain, and the efficiency of an automatic suspension system. The Super Deluxe Ultimate Flight Attendant is a race-proven, award-winning rear shock that just keeps getting better. The latest generation has reduced the High-Speed ​​​​Compression damping to devour scree fields. The proven 3-position electronic damper of the Flight Attendant RC3 quickly changes suspension settings for a stress-free ride. Focus on riding; find your flow.

Vivid Ultimate Flight Attendant

If you're at the very top of the sport and gun to finish, Vivid Ultimate Flight Attendant does the hard math for you. Fine-tuned Flight Attendant sensors anticipate perfect suspension adjustments based on rider and position input, and the new TouchDown RC3 Flight Attendant damper naturally ensures your ride is level and controlled during the ride without having to switch between Open. , Pedal, and Lock positions. With the wireless Flight Attendant on board, the power to control your suspension with the Sram AXS app, Low Speed ​​Compression adjustment, and our all-time adjustable air spring, you've reached a whole new level of mountain biking.

Vivid Coil Ultimate Flight Attendant

Find the balance between guaranteed downhill performance and climbing ability. The Vivid Coil Ultimate Flight Attendant is built with an electronic 3-position Flight Attendant TouchDown RC3 damper. The automatic suspension system gives you as much control while cruising as it does while charging down wild descents.

For more information on the RockShox Flight Attendant, head over to Sram's website.