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Fox Rear Shock
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_..stiffler..
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I have pictures and a whole explanation of how to replace rear shock in another post.
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Rob Rodriguez
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Is it just me or does it seem crazy that a person has to spend $900 to get a decent performance ride out of their rear suspension? I mean these bikes aren't cheap. Shouldn't they come better equipped with more capable components from the factory?
_..stiffler..
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Nature of toys. They come with shocks that are good enough. Not the best.
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Sent on Note 5 in Taptalk
It will what, remove the shock or ask you how?
Hypurone
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His wrote:
Came in today. Hope it works as good as it looks.
So I wrote that it will, meaning it will work as good as it looks, and if he wanted to know in what ways exactly, ask me how I know.... :dontknow:
alternative to FOX shock
I am by no means disparaging a Fox or any other brand shock. But...
I think you'll find the custom-made shock from Cogent Dynamics in Asheville,, NC, with rebound and pre-load adjustment to be competitively priced. Their remote pre-load adjuster mounts conveniently right behind the small lower right side body panel, just above the swing arm. You would never notice it unless you were specifically looking for it, yet it is right where it needs to be for making easy changes.
Give Rick Tannenbaum a call at +1 828 628 9025
These folk know their stuff
I am by no means disparaging a Fox or any other brand shock. But...
I think you'll find the custom-made shock from Cogent Dynamics in Asheville,, NC, with rebound and pre-load adjustment to be competitively priced. Their remote pre-load adjuster mounts conveniently right behind the small lower right side body panel, just above the swing arm. You would never notice it unless you were specifically looking for it, yet it is right where it needs to be for making easy changes.
Give Rick Tannenbaum a call at +1 828 628 9025
These folk know their stuff
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