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Cane Creek Air IL Next Gen Rear Shock - 185 x 52.5mm Black Trunnion Stroke (mm)-51 Thumb overlay panel for durability

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Description

Cane Creek Air IL Next Gen Rear Shock 185 x 52.5mm Black Trunnion Stroke (mm) 51 Thumb overlay panel for durability Thumb overlay panel for durability and aids in reducing blisters Aluminum construction 7 External Adjustments High Speed Compression Damping External Adjustments Low Speed Compression Damping External Adjustments Rebound Damping Positive Spring Air Eye to eye length (mm) 185 6mm reduction in the outer diameter of the Air spring to further increase the likelihood of fitment while increasing the max psi pressure up to 350psi (Up from 300psi)

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