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FOX SLS Coil Rear Shock Spring - 400 lb. x 2.9" / 74mm Stroke Orange CheckoutSpec= Bit and Torque Tool Organizer 60 e-Bike approved Yes Bead Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: FOX SLS Coil Rear Shock Spring - 400 lb. x 2.9" / 74mm Stroke Orange CheckoutSpec= Bit and Torque Tool Organizer 60 e-Bike approved Yes Bead Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 99696033249
Price: 144.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2097 (13 reviews)

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FOX SLS Coil Rear Shock Spring 400 lb. x 2.9" 74mm Stroke Orange CheckoutSpec= Bit and Torque Tool Organizer 60 e Bike approved Yes Bead Axle Type 15mm TA 60 e Bike approved Yes Bead Folding Tire Diameter ISO 27 Damping Motion Control Rake 42mm Lower Tubes Material Magnesium Brake Type Disc Primary Color Black Spring Type Air Maximum Tire Width 62mm Stanchions Diameter 32mm Steerer Tube 1 1 8 Crown Material Aluminum Damping Adjustments Extl rebnd low speed comp to lock Axle Hub spacing QR Spring Adjustments Air pressure Travel 120mm Maximum Rotor Size 220mm Stanchions Material Steel Steerer Tube Material Aluminum Wheel Diameter 27 Lower un sprung weight of the SLS coil spring improves performance compared to the FOX standard coil spring Stroke (ins) 2 385" Internal diameter also fits DVO MRP and X Fusion shocks

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