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1. trailhead.rockshox.comRockShox TrailHead

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   A suspension specialist, in your pocket. Like having a personal tuner in your pocket, the RockShox TrailHead app is the starting point to get your suspension dialed for the perfect ride.

2. www.sram.com › en › rockshoxRear Shocks | RockShox - SRAM

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   RS-DLX-SCTT-C1. $440. Deluxe Ultimate. RS-DLX-ULT-C1. $399 - $430. Rear Shocks, RockShox.

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   Does the RockShox select+ come after-market?

   • The Select+ isn't available after-market. All shocks get DebonAir or SoloAir air springs and the damper can be adjusted using a lever on the shock, or a bar-mounted remote. RockShox also supplied the Trek Supercaliber with the SIDLuxe Isostrut shock, which is a proprietary rear suspension system for that particular bike.

   RockShox rear shocks 2024 - your guide to all the models, details and

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   Do RockShox rear suspensions have a shock tune?

   • Many aftermarket RockShox rear suspensions come with a standard shock tune that falls in the middle of the range for both Rebound and Compression. If you want to fine-tune your shock to your bike's specific needs, it's advisable to obtain shock tune information from your bicycle manufacturer, as mentioned at the beginning of this article.

   RockShox Rear Suspension Fitment | SRAM

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   What are the best rear shocks for mountain bikes?

   • As far as the best rear shocks for mountain bikes go, the RockShox rear shock range comprises options for full-suspension cross-country race machines, downcountry and trail mountain bikes all the way to the gravity sleds of enduro, downhill brawlers and the bike park rats.

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   What is the RockShox trailhead app?

   • Like having a personal tuner in your pocket, the RockShox TrailHead app is the starting point to get your suspension dialed for the perfect ride. A suspension specialist, in your pocket.

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4. www.sram.com › en › serviceRockShox Rear Suspension Fitment | SRAM

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   RockShox Rear Shock Fitment Guide. Sizing and specification for 2023+ products. Looking to upgrade your rear shock to a RockShox model? We love to hear it! While swapping your shock should be straightforward, a few essential checks and measurements can ensure a seamless process.

5. off.road.cc › content › newsRockShox rear shocks 2024 - your guide to all the models ...

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   Apr 3, 2024 · Your complete guide to the RockShox range of rear shocks for mountain bikes. As far as the best rear shocks for mountain bikes go, the RockShox rear shock range comprises options for full-suspension cross-country race machines, downcountry and trail mountain bikes all the way to the gravity sleds of enduro, downhill brawlers and the bike park ...

6. trailhead.rockshox.com › enRockShox Setup Guide | SRAM

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   SUSPENSION SET UP STARTS HERE. It’s like having a personal tuner in your pocket. The RockShox TrailHead App is the starting point to get your suspension dialed in for the perfect ride. Tuning recommendations, upgrade information, and service support all in your hand, customized for your suspension.

7. www.singletracks.com › mtb-gear › how-rockshox-testsHow RockShox Tests and Develops Suspension, and Why Service ...

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   May 23, 2023 · And so start off with those recommended pressure settings, and use the guide, the recommendation from the SRAM Trailhead app, you can also use that for the rear shock. On the rear shock, you could also set sag, which is another really great way to do it, aim for 30% and then do a lap down that section of trail.