Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is this the G2 model?
Document: I was mis-lead in the fact I ordered a new shock, and received last years model. Also, do not buy based on the picture provided. This does have the hideous and large rim brake mounts. I need to read, granted, but who reads these days now anyway?As for shipping, was great, came in a box. I expected that.
This is true, even though Amazon shows a picture of forks WITHOUT the posts for using rim brakes. My son uses these forks on his bike which has disk brakes and I have the same forks on my bike which has rim brakes. Amazon should really use the picture that RockShox uses on their website showing these forks with their posts for using rim brakes.
The product is very good and the price is low for the perceived quality. I've been running the bike for 3 weeks now and can only say good things about the contort and performance of the product.
The air is a big improvement over my old coil  capa Rst. If you want a smooth trail fork this is a good choice.
I'm not what you'd call a professional mountain biker, so I'm going to just talk about the basics. My old Cannondale hardtail which is about 13 years old had an old tech, very hard OEM fork, which I think was more for looks than for absorbing shock. I didn't have the bucks to buy a new bike, so I installed this shock and have been very pleased with it. I like the fact that I can service the air if it gets low and adjust the rebound speed.
I bought this fork over a year ago to replace the stock Suntour fork that came with my Trek 3900, and I love it, it performs really well in intermediate rooty single track trails, highly recommend the upgrade for the mountain biker on a budget.
Great shock for cross country will make slow rides smooth and still handle a faster more aggressive pace. Almost infinite adjustment for riding style by adjusting air. Comes with very accurate shock pump and suggested rates to fill on back of shock. I'm 192lbs and currently riding between 100 and 135 psi in shock with 32 to 35 lbs in front tire depending on trail conditions. I have it on a hard tail. Very easy to install did mine in about 30 minutes even after measuring three times before cutting stem to length.
At 56 years old, I'm not doing the jumps like the kids do and don't ever intend to. Nevertheless this shock makes a world of difference even at 100mm of max travel. It comes with a seal replacement kit and a PDF file is available online at RockShox to instruct you on how to replace the seals when they wear out. I've been riding with these shocks for a few months now.
Absolutely fantastic! I didn't want to spend over $300 for forks and I got these just under that. The air is great and the overall feel is a great improvement over my stock Suntours. It wasn't stated in the item description but Rockshox included the air shock pump and a rebuild kit for the first service later on. It was a nice surprise to see those items in the box when I opened it.
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