Product Description
Inkesky Rear Shocks Suspension - Coil Spring - for Mountain Bike
Product Information
- Reliable - The patented HLT100 shock absorber, which appears to be an air shock but is actually a coil shock absorber that absorbs vibrations through an internal coil spring. This shock absorber has been on the US market for over 10 years, providing OEM shock absorbers for multiple e-bike brands.
- Durable - The internal structure ensures that the spring and the main body do not separate, ensuring safety. In contrast, some external spring shocks may pose a risk of spring breakage and detachment. When purchasing shock absorbers, safety always comes first
- Size - Eye-to-Eye, 8x24mm mounting hardware for rear and front, 165mm(42mm stroke)/195mm(50mm stroke) optional, approx. weight is 350 to 450 grams(0.7 to 1.0 pounds)
- Compare with air shocks - Coils are heavier, lack flexibility in adjusting firmness, and do not offer adjustable damping options or features like lockout switches. These are all disadvantages. However, the primary advantage of Coil shocks lies in their affordability and maintenance-free. The goal of the HLT shock absorber is to offer riders shock absorbers that are both affordable and durable
- What is spring rate and how to choose? - A 750lb/in spring will require 750lb of load to compress it one inch. While one can calculate a fairly accurate value based on a person's weight, frame travel, stroke, and sag, this process can be cumbersome for the average person. Therefore, you can choose the poundage based on our recommendations. Please refer to the details page
- IMPORTANT - Before making a purchase, it is important to understand these key measurements to determine the correct fit for you.Include eye-to-eye, mounting hardware size, length and stroke.Incorrect measurements are likely to result in an ill-fitting product that may not be usable
- IMPORTANT - Before making a purchase, it is important to understand these key measurements to determine the correct fit for you.Include eye-to-eye, mounting hardware size, length and stroke.Incorrect measurements are likely to result in an ill-fitting product that may not be usable
