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Manitou - Evolver ISX-6 Air 216 x 63 rear shock
Model No [85-7116]
Part No [MN857116]

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Evolver ISX-6 Air 216 x 63 rear shock

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Description

The toughest air shock for Freeriding: contains a piggyback damping reservoir, twin tube construction, and Intrinsic high and low speed compression adjustability
40 mm and 49 mm 3D forged twin tube progressive spring rate air canister that is strong enough to Freeride while still much lighter then a coil shock
No tools volume adjustment on the damping for instantly making the spring feel stiffer or softer: great when terrain changes
High and low speed compression adjustibility to make the shock feel exactly how you want
Rebound adjustability for more accurate shock movement
12 mm aluminium damper shaft
Requires appropriate mounting hardware kit - not included
Approximate weight: 471 g


Specifications
Colour:	Black
Size:	216 mm x 63 mm
Weight:	0.00

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