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Bike Spacer Shock. Volume spacers, bottomless tokens or volume reducers can be considered the hidden adjustment in your suspension fork or rear shock. How to use mountain bike shock air volume spacers. These little pieces of plastic, also known as bottomless tokens or volume. If you have set your sag correctly and are. Once you’ve got the air pressure and correct sag dialled in, its time to move onto. On a shock without adjustable compression damping, don't think of volume spacers as affecting deep travel firmness or. Changing volume spacers in the shock is an internal adjustment that allows you to change the amount of mid stroke and bottom out resistance. Adding volume spacers will firm up the spring rate making the shock more progressive as it compresses. Volume spacers are small plastic pucks housed out of sight in the air chamber of your mountain bike fork or shock. Essentially, a spacer reduces the volume of air in a shock required to reach a certain pressure.

How to use mountain bike shock air volume spacers. Changing volume spacers in the shock is an internal adjustment that allows you to change the amount of mid stroke and bottom out resistance. These little pieces of plastic, also known as bottomless tokens or volume. Adding volume spacers will firm up the spring rate making the shock more progressive as it compresses. Essentially, a spacer reduces the volume of air in a shock required to reach a certain pressure. If you have set your sag correctly and are. Volume spacers are small plastic pucks housed out of sight in the air chamber of your mountain bike fork or shock. On a shock without adjustable compression damping, don't think of volume spacers as affecting deep travel firmness or. Once you’ve got the air pressure and correct sag dialled in, its time to move onto. Volume spacers, bottomless tokens or volume reducers can be considered the hidden adjustment in your suspension fork or rear shock.

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Bike Spacer Shock Adding volume spacers will firm up the spring rate making the shock more progressive as it compresses. Adding volume spacers will firm up the spring rate making the shock more progressive as it compresses. Once you’ve got the air pressure and correct sag dialled in, its time to move onto. Volume spacers, bottomless tokens or volume reducers can be considered the hidden adjustment in your suspension fork or rear shock. Changing volume spacers in the shock is an internal adjustment that allows you to change the amount of mid stroke and bottom out resistance. Volume spacers are small plastic pucks housed out of sight in the air chamber of your mountain bike fork or shock. Essentially, a spacer reduces the volume of air in a shock required to reach a certain pressure. These little pieces of plastic, also known as bottomless tokens or volume. How to use mountain bike shock air volume spacers. On a shock without adjustable compression damping, don't think of volume spacers as affecting deep travel firmness or. If you have set your sag correctly and are.