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PUSH Industries VTX Rear Shock - Standard 210 x 50-55 mm C-Tune 300 - 500 lb/in Springs E-MTB CheckoutTitle=RockShox Damper Body Tube - Boxxer D1 Motion Control damping featuring Low Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: PUSH Industries VTX Rear Shock - Standard 210 x 50-55 mm C-Tune 300 - 500 lb/in Springs E-MTB CheckoutTitle=RockShox Damper Body Tube - Boxxer D1 Motion Control damping featuring Low Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 96770280045
Price: 432.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.081 (13 reviews)

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PUSH Industries VTX Rear Shock Standard 210 x 50 55 mm C Tune 300 500 lb in Springs E MTB CheckoutTitle=RockShox Damper Body Tube Boxxer D1 Motion Control damping featuring Low Axle Type 15mm TA Motion Control damping featuring Low Speed Compression adjustment to lockout Specifications Category Skate — on track Fit system BOA® Fit System (micro adjust) Base chassis Integrated Power Chassis Upper Madshus Performance Upper Outsole Madshus Performance outsole Type of skiing On track skate Hydraulic Bottom Out is designed to make sure you never experience a harsh bottom out again With Ascend Mode a simple flip of the lever will you get an immediate boost in compression damping to maximize pedalling efficiency

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