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RockShox Deluxe Ultimate Coil DH RC2 rear shock, 225x75 mm

Name: RockShox Deluxe Ultimate Coil DH RC2 rear shock, 225x75 mm
Price: 599.0 EUR
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Product description

Rockshox Deluxe Ultimate Coil DH RC2 Rear Shock - (225X75) LinearReb/LowComp, Standard Trunnion - B1

The image is illustrative - the damper has a Trunnion-Standard mount. Spring sold separately.

NEW SPRING DIRECTION

Are you addicted to the unmistakable feeling of riding on a spring damper? There's a reason it stands the test of time. Durable, reliable and ready to take speed records. Now impressively adjustable too. The Super Deluxe Coil shock family, proven by many cases, represents the next generation of spring shocks. New RC2T damping with 100% independent high-speed (HSC) and low-speed (LSC) compression settings, optional adjustable hydraulic stop, redesigned armored construction and the same performance you love. Both old school and young guns can run.

SUPER DELUXE COIL ULTIMATE DH

Performance that matches the most demanding riders. The all-new Super Deluxe Coil Ultimate DH is a work of art that spares no features. Featuring a completely redesigned construction, 100% independent high-speed (HSC) and low-speed (LSC) compression settings, more bushing overlap for better small bump performance, and an adjustable hydraulic stop to match the bottomless feel. It is the unmistakable spring feel that has evolved. A spring shock absorber loaded with first-class technology, designed so that the trail holds and the speed reaches its maximum even on the steepest slopes.

PROPERTIES

perfect damping adjustability The RC2 is tailored for downhill racers and offers completely independent adjustment of high-speed (HSC) and low-speed (LSC) compression, eliminating overlap in their function, so you can set your shock exactly how you want it to perform.
the optional adjustable hydraulic bottom out (Adjustable Hydraulic Bottom Out) offers comfortable control with five different compression settings to adjust the suspension in the last 20% of the stroke, when you face a potential impact to the stop.
redesigned rough-and-tumble construction is 21% stronger and ready to rip off the chain.
the larger overhang of the bushings maximizes performance on small bumps and the bike's grip on the terrain.
20 clicks of rebound setting (Rebound) offers a wider range of tuning and adaptation to several types of riders.
separate and independent pistons for open (Open) and closed (Threshold) compression positions, tuned precisely for your ride.
external adjustment controls allow immediate and trouble-free tuning.
fresh and premium graphics that flash on the crate or when you pass your friends on a faster track.
red spring color "BoXXer Red".
the Maxima Plush damping fluid reduces friction and ensures quiet operation of the damping.

SPECIFICATION

Damping: RC2
Hydraulic stop: adjustable
Suitable for E-bike: yes
Weight: 902 g (version 230x 65 with spring)
Dimensions: 225 x 75 mm

Product details

Location	Rear
product ID	174362

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Bike shock absorbers from RockShox

RockShox is one of the first producers of suspended forks and shocks. Paul Turner established this brand in 1989 in the USA. It all began in the garage of his family home. In 8 years, his company was worth 100 million dollars. He was nominated many times for his inventions into MTB hall of fame. The brand has been a subsidiary of Sram since 2002, and they continue resigning on the top.