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*Ride height: Controls the overall length of the shock, but can be built-in to the dogbones or mounting points. | *Ride height: Controls the overall length of the shock, but can be built-in to the dogbones or mounting points. | ||
Adjusting a rear shock is an art, and an | Adjusting a rear shock is an art, and an iterative process. Make small changes, and keep notes on what works and what doesn't. | ||
Budget: Aftermarket shocks can be expensive, reaching $1000. However, there are less expensive solutions for those that do not want or need all the bells and whistles of the high priced shocks and like to get their hands dirty. | Budget: Aftermarket shocks can be expensive, reaching $1000. However, there are less expensive solutions for those that do not want or need all the bells and whistles of the high priced shocks and like to get their hands dirty. | ||