Shock Covers...Pros & Cons
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I dont use them, I was told if you ride in warm conditions to take them off because the will cause your shocks to heat up faster and fade, also they cant get air to them to cool them when the do heat up. but they my be good if you ride in muddy conditions
others that use them all the time might have a differnt veiw on this.
Sam
others that use them all the time might have a differnt veiw on this.
Sam
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the shocks do get hot, on a summer day mine get so hot you can barely leave your hand on them. and I can feel the supsension fade as a result too. its all about how hard you tackle whoops, and how long you sustain that attack.
the rezzy doesn't cool the oil though, its full of 300psi of nitrogen for an air cushion on top the oil, but the extra oil in the line leading to the rezzy does help in cooling a bit.
But I'm all about keeping the mud and crap off of them in the woods, and gravel roost chipping at the springs and chromed shaft aint good either, so I wear them regardless of fade.
What we need are covers made of the water resistant Outerwears material - so they can shed the crap and breathe, all at the same time.....
the rezzy doesn't cool the oil though, its full of 300psi of nitrogen for an air cushion on top the oil, but the extra oil in the line leading to the rezzy does help in cooling a bit.
But I'm all about keeping the mud and crap off of them in the woods, and gravel roost chipping at the springs and chromed shaft aint good either, so I wear them regardless of fade.
What we need are covers made of the water resistant Outerwears material - so they can shed the crap and breathe, all at the same time.....
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