Description:Nitrogen Charged. Oil damping
with floating piston.
Dark Hard Anodized AL6061 shock body
Adjustable Preload and Rebound
Available in Black anodized colour.
LENGTH: 150 160 170
TRAVEL: 25 30 35
Weight: (g) 200 206 211
Submitted by
The Rick
a Downhiller
from Halifax, N.S. Canada Date Reviewed: September 25, 2008
Favorite Trail:
Moncton Mountianbike Park.
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$340.00
Purchased At:
Bikes by Dave- Halif
Strengths:
Great working suspension. Easy adjustments I find it very easy to find my "zone" 750ft-lbs coil-over gives me the perfect cross between performance and comfort.
Weaknesses:
the adjustment screw gets loose over time. had to replace it 3 times so far.
Bike Setup:
Norco Titan modified. Suntour X-CM100 front. 14 speed with mega-range rear sprocket by Shamino
Bottom Line:
For my riding style---perfect. great investment.
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Submitted by
Fab Screw
a Weekend Warrior
from Screwville Date Reviewed: November 1, 2006
Favorite Trail:
the OJ simpson one
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$400.00
Purchased At:
Oxfam
Strengths:
screws
Weaknesses:
weak screws
Similar Products Used:
screw screws
Bike Setup:
mainly screws
Bottom Line:
large screw
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Submitted by
Mervz
a Weekend Warrior
from Manila, Philippines Date Reviewed: October 27, 2004
Favorite Trail:
Bataan and Los Banos trails
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$23.00
Purchased At:
Quiapo saan pa?!
Strengths:
Dirt-cheap, whut else?
Weaknesses:
heavy, looks cheap, not sure if it's an original DNM coz there are supposedly imitations(?) from China or wherever, the rebound and preload adjuster don't seem to work! no noticeable difference in my ride!
Similar Products Used:
Generic crap
Bike Setup:
Haro FS, Zokes Drop-Off Comp, Deore and XT parts, Da Bomb components and other sh*t
Bottom Line:
Quality rear shocks are so hard to find in these parts and good ones are so damn expensive! This thing seemingly does its intended purpose - occasionally! its preload and rebound adjusters do not serve any purpose at all. maybe coz i got the 900lbs spring or sumthin but it still sucks sh*t. the crap POS shock that came with my frame feels more plush and comfy. Good thing it's really cheap but i should have gotten the lower end model (w/o rebound adjustment) coz its a whole lot cheaper!
if i can afford higher end rear shocks right now i would surely dispose of this crap
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Submitted by
tim burton
a Downhiller
from bristol Date Reviewed: May 10, 2004
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Purchased At:
came stock with bike
Strengths:
once set up doesnt need fidling with fast compression looks ok easy to ajust
Weaknesses:
rebound is hard to setup to perfection
Bike Setup:
2004 havoc
Bottom Line:
looks good does the job its meant to so bu it but if you hav more money to spend get a fox float or sumint
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Submitted by
fabian houlden
a
from manchester Date Reviewed: February 23, 2004
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$50.00
Purchased At:
ebay
Strengths:
Cheap. Long spring to allow plenty of preload adjustment. External rebound damping adjuster.
Weaknesses:
Very hard to setup right if bought as a seperate. The shock's damping circuit is too wide to allow any fine tuning. it either saps all of your power or pogos like mad within one click of the tuning knob.
Similar Products Used:
Fox vanilla R, FOx Vanilla, RST 22a, Shockworks piggyback Rockshox Delux
Bike Setup:
Haro extreme. Cannondale moto forks. (the dnm shock, i now have my fox shock back) full XT with Formular 4racing brakes.
Bottom Line:
i bought the shock for £30 from a UK ebay shop as a replacement for my Fox Vanilla while it was getting serviced. the compression is very fast (which is how i like it)there doesnt appear to be any in the shock! the rebound damping is either far too fast resulting in the bike pogoing all over the place, or so slow that the swingarm hasnt time to extend fully before the next bump. that happens between 2 clicks of the adjuster and the other settings make things worse. Fine for cheap bikes, just not really for going off road!
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Submitted by
SABER HAGHVIRDY
a Weekend Warrior
from IRAN / TEHRAN Date Reviewed: August 31, 2003
Favorite Trail:
PADEGAN-CHESHMEH(LOCAL IN SORKHEH HESAR)
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$45.00
Strengths:
VERY GOOD ACTION-SIMPLE SET UP-NO NEED TO LOOK AFTER IT LIGHT
Submitted by
Pelz
a Cross Country Rider
from Berlin Date Reviewed: June 19, 2003
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Purchased At:
with the bike
Strengths:
looks good (red spring), sufficient performance, easy adjusment
Weaknesses:
oil leakage out off the rebound knob, after 1 year
Similar Products Used:
not yet
Bike Setup:
Shimano Deore LX (all over), Rock Shox Judy TT fork, Sun Rhynolite rims, Hutchinson Cameleon tyres
Bottom Line:
Would'n by this rear shock again. It is o.k. for weekend forrest touring, but don't use it in a trail.
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Submitted by
Christoph Zimmer
a Weekend Warrior
from Duesseldorf, Germany Date Reviewed: June 14, 2003
Favorite Trail:
Willingen
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$40.00
Purchased At:
ebay (used)
Strengths:
- look (black version) - good working rebound-adjustment - maintenace-free (cause it's not possible)
Weaknesses:
- sometimes the oil becomes very hot and this changes the damping adjustmnet - not much travel (about 40mm)
Similar Products Used:
RockShock SID, Fox Float R
Bike Setup:
Cannondale Super V - Dirt-bike-setup
Bottom Line:
i bought the DNM used at ebay to replace the Foc Float and the result was a little more weight and a better working suspension. the reaction on small bumps is quiete good and the grippy preload-adjustment-ring makes it very comfortable to get the right setup before you rock the doubles. with a hard setup and a good rebound this rearshock is the perfect jumping-tool. the only reason why my one is not used anymore is the fact that i found a rearshock with more travel...!
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Submitted by
lewis blake
a Downhiller
from poole, dorset, england Date Reviewed: April 8, 2003
Favorite Trail:
canford heath - bomb hole
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Purchased At:
came with the bike
Strengths:
reliable shock havent had any problems and takes all the abuse i throw at it
Weaknesses:
no choice of spring with bike but soon change after quick phone call to comany
Similar Products Used:
last years mod
Bike Setup:
down hill setup 2002 saracen havoc.
Bottom Line:
good relable shock once set up properly get the right spring and it works a treat. not much travel though better suited to a x country bike than a downhill
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Submitted by
WTR
a Weekend Warrior
from Melbourne Date Reviewed: March 13, 2003
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$140.00
Strengths:
good bushing quality, no movements, light weight, eazy to adjust, good rebound control, tough, 6-feet-proven(on a 56.4kg person/me), plush, and sweet.
Perfect upgrade from dnm dv6. Instead of getting a dnm dv22 with only oil dampen, pay a bit more and get one with rebound control for drops. And it's a SWEEEEEET SHOOOOCK
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Submitted by
davis
a Downhiller
from saint john, nb, canada Date Reviewed: February 8, 2003
Favorite Trail:
poley
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Purchased At:
came on bike
Strengths:
wel made for a low end shock, good rebound adjustment, good hardware
this shock is OK but no more. when i can afford a new one illl get one but ive had it since summer and its done its job. its survived a summer at the dh trails so im happy with it. if your starting out its an good shock and a good upgrade from other cheaper ones. but if youve been ridin for a few years you know what to do
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