How To Measure Shock Stroke at Audrey Stier blog

How To Measure Shock Stroke. If a shock is listed with the size 210x55mm this means it has an eye to Stroke length is measured exactly the same way on a standard eyelet or a trunnion shock, and it’s super easy. Shock stroke is a measurement of how far the shock shaft enters the shock body between full extension and full compression. Shock measurements refer to two factors, the overall length of the shock (measured from eyelet to eyelet) and how much it can be compressed (the stroke). The video below guides you through the basic process of removal and reinstallation of a rear shock. Then, measure the distance from the shock. Then, compress the shock completely, either by letting the air out or removing the coil. Trunion refers to a compact shock mounting configuration that shortens the shock’s overall length by placing the mounts on the shock body itself. To measure the shock stroke, start by compressing the shock until it stops moving.

The video below guides you through the basic process of removal and reinstallation of a rear shock. Then, measure the distance from the shock. Shock stroke is a measurement of how far the shock shaft enters the shock body between full extension and full compression. Trunion refers to a compact shock mounting configuration that shortens the shock’s overall length by placing the mounts on the shock body itself. Shock measurements refer to two factors, the overall length of the shock (measured from eyelet to eyelet) and how much it can be compressed (the stroke). Then, compress the shock completely, either by letting the air out or removing the coil. If a shock is listed with the size 210x55mm this means it has an eye to Stroke length is measured exactly the same way on a standard eyelet or a trunnion shock, and it’s super easy. To measure the shock stroke, start by compressing the shock until it stops moving.

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How To Measure Shock Stroke To measure the shock stroke, start by compressing the shock until it stops moving. Shock stroke is a measurement of how far the shock shaft enters the shock body between full extension and full compression. If a shock is listed with the size 210x55mm this means it has an eye to The video below guides you through the basic process of removal and reinstallation of a rear shock. Then, measure the distance from the shock. Then, compress the shock completely, either by letting the air out or removing the coil. Stroke length is measured exactly the same way on a standard eyelet or a trunnion shock, and it’s super easy. To measure the shock stroke, start by compressing the shock until it stops moving. Shock measurements refer to two factors, the overall length of the shock (measured from eyelet to eyelet) and how much it can be compressed (the stroke). Trunion refers to a compact shock mounting configuration that shortens the shock’s overall length by placing the mounts on the shock body itself.