Name: Our Fox Racing Shox DX2 Factory 2pos-Adj (Metric) Trunnion 2023 Shock (without Spring) Is Breathable - Saveonbikeparts.com
SKU: YWXSD 2061109
Price: 97.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Fox Racing Shox DX2 Factory 2pos-Adj (Metric) Trunnion 2023 Shock (without Spring)

Original price was: $344.00.Current price is: $97.99.

SKU: YWXSD 2061109 Categories: Frames, Frames, Suspensions, Rear Shocks Tag: Fox Racing Shox

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The Fox DHX2 Factory represents the top of the range Fox shocks for Enduro / Freeride and DH. It is the choice of world cup pilots like Rachel Atherton and Manon Carpenter. It has RVS technology developed by Fox allowing a better transition between big shocks and small shocks. In this version the DHX2 benefits from the new X2 2 position Open / Firm lever.

Details:

Trunnion binding.
Low and high speed compression and rebound adjustment
Advanced RVS damping system that offers more adjustment
High oil flow improves damping control and consistency
Lever X2 2 positions Open / Firm
Practice: Enduro engaged, Freeride, DH
Settings: High and Low speed Compression, High and Low speed rebound, spring preload, bottom out force and progressiveness
RVS technology
Ti-Nitride coating
Sold without SLS spring

For the most demanding pilots, the settings can be pushed to the maximum thanks in particular to possible settings independently between high and low speeds (compression and rebound)

For use with SLS Super Light spring for optimal operation (sold separately)

References:

978-01-048 / DHX2 Factory 2pos-Adj Metric 210 x 50mm 2022
978-01-049 / DHX2 Factory 2pos-Adj Metric 210 x 55mm 2022
978-01-050 / DHX2 Factory 2pos-Adj Metric 230 x 57.5mm 2022
978-01-051 / DHX2 Factory 2pos-Adj Metric 230 x 60mm 2022
978-01-052 / DHX2 Factory 2pos-Adj Metric 230 x 65mm 2022

Technologies:

RVS

Rod Valve System

Thanks to the Rod Valve System (RVS), the transition between the damping of small shocks and that of large shocks is smoother. Result: greater responsiveness, better control and greater progressiveness.