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Hey Guys,
I was going through my rear suspension of a 2013 Pro and thought something was a little weird. While playing with the front track shock I notice that it only uses about the first 2 inches of travel without a spring. Is that normal? Please see video and use volume.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56RnbbIyEvU&index=1&list=UUl2wcinyb4pnDvaFXAKW67w
The reason I ask was I had the shock shaft replaced last year at some local craiglist shop. It is a fox shaft that is a little more durable. When compressing the shock makes bubble noises and makes a little more noise compared to the front shocks. The type of noise is consistent between the front shocks and the front rear track.... just louder.
Just seems odd the design would only use 2 inches of shock travel and then basically become rock solid.
Cheers
Shawn
I was going through my rear suspension of a 2013 Pro and thought something was a little weird. While playing with the front track shock I notice that it only uses about the first 2 inches of travel without a spring. Is that normal? Please see video and use volume.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56RnbbIyEvU&index=1&list=UUl2wcinyb4pnDvaFXAKW67w
The reason I ask was I had the shock shaft replaced last year at some local craiglist shop. It is a fox shaft that is a little more durable. When compressing the shock makes bubble noises and makes a little more noise compared to the front shocks. The type of noise is consistent between the front shocks and the front rear track.... just louder.
Just seems odd the design would only use 2 inches of shock travel and then basically become rock solid.
Cheers
Shawn