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July 2nd 06, 11:05 PM
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High-travel Shock
I need a very good, high-travel rear shock for freeriding and I can't
find something that will suit my needs. As of this point I have an old DHX 3.0 on my Norco and It just doesn't cut it. I have looked at Marzocchi Roco's and the higher-end DHX coils. Any advice for a TRUE freeride shock? 
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July 3rd 06, 12:36 AM
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High-travel Shock
On Sun, 02 Jul 2006 15:05:32 -0700, Syd wrote:
I need a very good, high-travel rear shock for freeriding and I can't find something that will suit my needs. As of this point I have an old DHX 3.0 on my Norco and It just doesn't cut it. I have looked at Marzocchi Roco's and the higher-end DHX coils. Any advice for a TRUE freeride shock? What is the DHX not doing that you want it to do? ____ Slack
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