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Rear shocks

Rear shocks are a critical component of any full-suspension bicycle, designed to absorb impacts and vibrations from the terrain, thereby enhancing rider comfort, control, and traction. By effectively dampening forces encountered during rides, these components allow the wheels to maintain consistent contact with the ground, improving handling and stability, particularly over rough or uneven surfaces. Whether you're navigating technical trails, descending at speed, or simply seeking a smoother ride on varied terrain, a well-performing rear shock contributes significantly to the overall performance and enjoyment of your cycling experience.

When selecting a rear shock, several properties are important to consider to ensure optimal performance for your riding style and bicycle. The "hub damper" measurement, for instance, often expressed in millimeters (e.g., 57mm), refers to the shock's stroke length, which dictates how much travel the rear wheel can achieve. This measurement, along with eye-to-eye length, is crucial for compatibility with your bike frame. Other properties like spring type (air or coil), damping adjustments (compression and rebound), and mounting hardware variations allow for fine-tuning the shock's response to different terrains and rider preferences. Understanding these specifications will help you utilize filters effectively to find a shock that perfectly matches your bike's requirements and your riding demands.

Our selection includes a range of high-performance rear shocks from leading manufacturers. DT Swiss offers the R 232 ONE damper ST 210x55 DU, a lightweight and efficient option for cross-country and trail riding. Cane Creek's DB Air Inline provides extensive adjustability for a wide range of disciplines, allowing riders to precisely dial in their suspension. For gravity-focused riders, RockShox presents the MY27 Rear Shock Vivid Coil Ultimate DH RC2Trunnion, engineered for robust performance on demanding downhill tracks. Sprindex offers innovative solutions like their Trail/Enduro Lightweight shock spring, length 142mm/travel 65mmx450-500 lbs, providing adjustable spring rates. Fox Racing Shox features the Float DPS P-S A 3Pos Evol LV AM, a versatile air shock known for its three-position adjustment system, catering to various riding conditions.