Freeriding on air, 66 ata more specifically
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the shock is just as strong, you can actually set it really soft and never bottom out so it is forgiving. get one.
many people a dropping 45 feet...
many people a dropping 45 feet...
it was a joke
i really would not worry about an air fork, or shock for that matter. i weight 260 lbs on any given day and have thrashed many air forks and shocks. be leave it or not i have actually had two major failures and only one failure on and air fork (some how it got scratched on the inside of the stanction). i have had one coil fail on a fork, it broke in half, and there was no spring bind. it must have been a bad spring from the factory. that other failure that i have had was that some how the eyelet on the shock shaft came off, the company didn't warranty!!.
like i said i have only had one warranty related to an air spring and that is after owning many, 10+, air forks or shocks throughout the years.
btw i have done drops up to the 10' range on air products. personally i like the ramp up characteristics or air products. its very hard to bottom them all the way out.
like i said i have only had one warranty related to an air spring and that is after owning many, 10+, air forks or shocks throughout the years.
btw i have done drops up to the 10' range on air products. personally i like the ramp up characteristics or air products. its very hard to bottom them all the way out.