DC comes from Dual Chamber. A radical new shock design that allows for a bigger air volume, a linear spring rate, and the full utilization of the entire travel length of the shock. It's an ideal technology for lightweight freeride bikes. The DC sleeve can be fitted onto any air shock in our product range, and can be rotated in any direction - so convnient.
Strengths: Light weight, Durable, smooth linier like a coil over and affordable.
Weaknesses: Tricky to get the right setting, but once set up perfect.
Bottom Line:
Right, I bought the prototype shock fom Super Shox which was a 02 RC DC 222mm. Only one around apparently????!!??They should be in mass production (come on X-Fusion!!!) This is the shock to rival the Fox Air DHX 5.0,The price of just 250 GBP was a bargain. Looks cool, no signs of it suffering from heavy abuse and its the the closest air shock that i know of to match the performance of a coil over. Took a while to setup with there being 5 points of adjustment but well worth it in the end. Any Downhill rider looking to save wight on his/her bike should take this on into consideration.
Hello all!
I'm headed to the DC area here come April. Just built up a Blur LT2 full coil set up here not to long ago, as well as my old school Turner DHR. Just wondering some lo Read More »
I need some input to help me which direction to go with this.
Over the winter I want to update some things on my Scythe. The bike was inspiring over the last season, but toward Read More »
I need some input to help me which direction to go with this.
Over the winter I want to update some things on my Scythe. The bike was inspiring over the last season, but toward Read More »
Who here is running a DC fork on an SX Trail? I've got the '09 with the original 160mm Domain fork. It seems like if the bike is spec'd with 170mm in the rear it should have more Read More »
I have a 2004 Shiver DC on my Balfa- love this fork from all aspects and have no intention of replacing. Literally the only downside to them is their weight. I don't find it a real Read More »
