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2 up shock?
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monkeyboymorton
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Big improvement over the standard one with about twice the amount of coils on the spring. Gives a lot less bottoming out one or two up.
Your combined weights is less than we have for comparison purposes so I would think you would be fine with it. Good value upgrade.
Your combined weights is less than we have for comparison purposes so I would think you would be fine with it. Good value upgrade.
Peteoz
Well-known member
I am around 310lbs by myself, Sasr. I bought the F3-L that comes stock with the 2-up shock, and found that it bottomed out too frequently for me. I replaced it with a Wilbers. If you are looking to buy a new rear shock anyway, I would seriously look at whether you should buy a heavier duty Elka or Wilbers rear, just to be sure.
Pete
Pete
Do you also ryde with a passenger? What is your combined weight? Does it feel more rigid and does not bounce as much? Is that really the benefit?
CA Railwhale
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I bought one against my better judgement. My wife talked me into it rather than spending the money for a Elka. I was very surprised that it stopped the bottoming out and increased ride quality. I thought I would be wasting money by buying a new shock twice, but my wife was right.
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