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Suspension Rear Shocks
Mountain Bike Reviews - Share your unbiased opinion or learn what other riders think.
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Hurricane AfterShock Shock Pump
Great gauge, great tube, great all around compact pump.This is everything you need to get your suspension finely tuned to the right pressure.
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DNM AO-22 AR
Sensitive and adjustable. The rebound compression can be even used as a lock-out when riding on the road. After a year it has not needed to repair or to maintain. I just clean it and ride it.
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Mar 17, 09:37 am
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Hurricane AfterShock Shock Pump
Pressure bleed valve protects against accidental negative pressure
Swivel hose helps you get around those tight spots and hard-to-reach valves
Aluminum and steel construction adds lightweight strength
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2008 Mongoose Teocali Comp Mountain Bike
FreeDrive All Mountain 6061 aluminum full suspension frame with Zero Stack headset, forged dropouts, disc mount, replaceable derailleur hanger, anodized finish and 5.7" rear travel delivers super-stiff, lightweight and durable performance for all your epic backcountry adventures
140mm of front suspension takes you smoothly over rocks, roots and rough terrain in total comfort
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Cane Creek AD-10
This is a follow up from years ago...if you have one..you'll find that it will outlast your frame and components.Maintance Free. Did not touch this shock other than to set my rebound and compression. After that I've been punishing it for five years.
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Cane Creek AD-12
Smoooth..easy set up. My Fox died. Shock set up to -10 lbs body weight air pressure, neutral dampening and rebound.
Reliable, user servicable, very limited sag or bob, air volume adjustability to change compression rate (progressive or linear)
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DNM DV-22
This is good for beginners/intermediate but I've only had this bike for about 6 months and I'm already wanting to upgrade it to get a stiffer ride in the rear. But still good.
good bump absorption
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DNM MM-22AR
this shock is OK but no more. when i can afford a new one illl get one but ive had it since summer and its done its job. its survived a summer at the dh trails so im happy with it.
good bushing quality, no movements, light weight, eazy to adjust, good rebound control
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DNM ST-12RC
After reading all the horrible reviews I was expecting to get a P.O.S but to be honest the shocks works quite well. I'am happy with it eats the small stuff and it doest bottom out on the jumps I'am taking with it.
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X-Fusion Shox Glyde RPV
the shock took a real beating for about a year before the seals blew, not too uncommon for an abused shock. The cool thing is the support you get from these guys.it takes small bumpson single track quite well
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