Trunnion Shock Bolts at Norma Egan blog

Trunnion Shock Bolts. Not looked at this type of mount in any detail, but want to check how the hardware. The other end bolts directly into the. Looking at a frame that uses a trunnion shock. Trunnion style shocks are super common these days, which only have one open eyelet. The use of threaded bolts requires a more complex. A trunnion mount has a threaded hole on either side of the shock body which shortens the overall length while maintaining the stroke length. A trunnion shock eliminates half of the hardware due to the body of the shock using the frame’s linkage bolt to mount to the linkage. You will have to purchase two sets of mounting hardware to install your shock on your bike, unless you have a trunnion shock which only has an open eyelet on one end. This also means that the linkage on a frame that uses a trunnion mount shock is much wider at the mounting point. Each standard mount shock has different mounting hardware for each eyelet, depending on the frame.

Each standard mount shock has different mounting hardware for each eyelet, depending on the frame. A trunnion shock eliminates half of the hardware due to the body of the shock using the frame’s linkage bolt to mount to the linkage. A trunnion mount has a threaded hole on either side of the shock body which shortens the overall length while maintaining the stroke length. Not looked at this type of mount in any detail, but want to check how the hardware. Looking at a frame that uses a trunnion shock. You will have to purchase two sets of mounting hardware to install your shock on your bike, unless you have a trunnion shock which only has an open eyelet on one end. Trunnion style shocks are super common these days, which only have one open eyelet. The other end bolts directly into the. This also means that the linkage on a frame that uses a trunnion mount shock is much wider at the mounting point. The use of threaded bolts requires a more complex.

Cycle Rear Shock TRUNNION MOUNT UPPER ADAPTER Standard Eyelet

Trunnion Shock Bolts Trunnion style shocks are super common these days, which only have one open eyelet. Each standard mount shock has different mounting hardware for each eyelet, depending on the frame. A trunnion mount has a threaded hole on either side of the shock body which shortens the overall length while maintaining the stroke length. Looking at a frame that uses a trunnion shock. The use of threaded bolts requires a more complex. Not looked at this type of mount in any detail, but want to check how the hardware. This also means that the linkage on a frame that uses a trunnion mount shock is much wider at the mounting point. The other end bolts directly into the. Trunnion style shocks are super common these days, which only have one open eyelet. A trunnion shock eliminates half of the hardware due to the body of the shock using the frame’s linkage bolt to mount to the linkage. You will have to purchase two sets of mounting hardware to install your shock on your bike, unless you have a trunnion shock which only has an open eyelet on one end.